http://66.213.69.5/files/original/10353972497362ee97e52a90c7221d87.pdf 6df03e979c01c7526d588b6205c7f28a PDF Text Text .. -., ... --~ -- ______,. ·~· ·- . . ,_ ... 4---· -·- -- -· . .... .. ~- ~ -~~-. .. .. 4 •· . \ · ·· - . - .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,..,,,• ...=,;o.~ ...... _ .... _,.,. _ . .. . .. ~ ... ...... ~-·--··· · ··· ·• · "-··· '"' · · ..... - · I \1· ( ,) , -. ,., J I 'j. ROMI!COMING 18-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Sept. 15, 1965 - SOJI! BORN Rodney MethocU.IJt Church will hold Its annual homecomSunday, Sept. 19. Morning I;;;;.1~;~ will begin with Sunday I~~~~at 10 a.m., followed by I; service at 11 a.m. and basket dinner at noon. Special singing and speakers will be heard in the afternoon beginnlng at 1:30 p. PLAN DANCI! CLASS . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M~vey of Haailldla Heiehls, CaUl., are aunounclng the birth of a 9 lb. 8 oz. aon, this past Sunday at a California ho~pttal, named Eric Delmar Mulvey. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Delmar A. Canaday of Pomeroy and Mrs. Michael Mulvey of Anhelm, California. • VISIT IN IOWA Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie of Western style square dancing Alfred, spent several days visclasses will begin September 5 iting his cousin.Leon 'k ' at 7 p. m. EDS, at the St. Jos- Burlington, Iowa and while eph Parish, Mason, W. Va. Ray there attended the 10th " Wrfston, dance caller for the west Okl Settlers and ThresbBig Bend Twirlers, will be ers Reunion at ML Pleasant, the instructor. The first two Iowa, the Grape Festiv'll at clalses will be giverl free and Nauvoo, Ill., and Herbert HooYaD interested persnll8o are .urg- er's birthplace and Memorial, ed to attend. at Wesl Branch, Iowa. at y I I I ---------------------- --··-· --------------------------------------President Asks· VOL XVII NO. 127 Elberfelds Store is Open All Day From 9to S And We Invite You To Come In - Look Around - Shop At Your Leisure All Over The Store. ' S.. Our Now "Bell Sloove" ' ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Law Lead to Peace WASHINGTON (UP!) -! live said. son told the conference on the President reaffirmed U, President Johnson called on "Law must not be the world peace through law S. support of U. N. Secre· •he nationa of the eartb to- prisoner of plunger or priv· that the United Nations is tary General Thant's efforts lay to unite In making in· 'ilege," he said. "It is not "central to the hope o~ to serve as a peacemaker Jn •ernationallaw a vehicle for ; the soothing keeper of the world peace tllrough law. the ~ndeclared war between the relief of hunger. misery ,status quo. It Ia an instru· "I hope we ean Btreog· india and Pakistan. and ignorance. "When our ' ment in the battle lor the .Johnson said that "per· . t. h e jhopes of man. And I'f it 18 · then the United Na!ions," haps in the United Nations I Iaw em bod tea word right of the despairing to not fashioned as such an in· he aald, "not simply u I _ and with the patient ef· hope, and the responsibili· strument - then no matter forum for debate, but u fort of individual countries ty of the fortunate lo help, how beautifully and logical· an arena for the solution ·- we can also halt the ter· then it will be strengthened ly framed - it will yield In of disputes." rible anns race which a thou88ndfoid In the cause Iviolence and terror." threatens 1o engulf the of peace," the Chief Execn· In eloquent terms John· Then, in a pointed...:a=id s ::e:c,...:e::a:: rlh:::,·- - - - - - - - BLOUSES- by Fashion Fads THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1965 FIVE CENFS --------------------- PREPARE FOR BAND SHOW- Ray Alkire, drum major, and these six Rutland high school majorttes will take the field at halftime Saturday rught during the Red Devil-Panther football game. The Rutland band is directed by Robert Garner. In the foreground is Linda Lathey , drum majorette; behind her are Sandra Dean and Linda Hysell, and standing are Diana Holliday, Lillie Imboden, Terresa Dean and Alkire.- Sentinel Pboto. ., .j 1:' f .; I 52.95 Styled of Eastman Estron acetate-this fabric II easy to launder by hand or machine, jewel neck· line, button back, large bell sleeves. Sizes 30 to 38 in brown, navy, cranberry and Ioden green cheeks. I $1.95 to $3.95 Other Blouses entt DnDied To TM lnteru,. 01 TM Mfip·Muon .4reo • THURSDAY • GIRLS STRETCH PANTS Nylon stretch slim jims fur girls, permanent stitched crease, sleek fit, machine washable, attached stirrups. Sb" ~to 6X Sir" ~.95 7 to 14 ,. 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Mrs. Dwight Parker ·enlo!f· !I tained the Second Monday Sew· II ing club Monday evening at . home Pleasant Ridge Road. Reward came September loth It was decided to change with a day of enjoyment fo · the I meeting from the second M01> ll Salem Center Girls 4-H Clubj day to the fourth Monday. Mrs. after a year of working on 4-H Geon:e Schneider, Mrs. u:;~~ projects. Holter and Mrs. Parter 4 To " - who ba" worw 1.J{I dsome Jarmu. Rex·Flex :11hoe1 "ulo us ly madt wHil iae lo Enlertained I The day started by the last received birthday gifts from meeting being called to order ~Y th~ president, Kay Wright, m which premium money from the fair was given to the I ll members. Then on for fun. Their first stop wss a cover- '1 L,;:;-;,s.-;;·:;:;:;:___.J secret pal. A dessert course was served "by tht · hostess to those named abov\ and Mrs. Paul Koes, Miss Elesnor Robson, Mrs. Robert Lewls, Mrs. Patrick Wood, Mrs. ed dish picnic followed by a tha Rowell and Mi.u four-hour tour ol the Southeast· ern Ohio E•perimen• Station at carpenter, by manager Robert Bishop. They then motored to the poultry farm of Reed Jef· fers and So.,, and taken 011 a very interelllng tour by Mrs. Jeffers. Parker. ---------, Mrs. Vivian Pierce: Later .:·~0. 111 evening they were Ioken Maaon Drive-In ID 1 en by Eugone Holliday. menta of pop, candy, and potato cllipa wtre The girls were accompanied Advisers Marie TUrner, by Mrs. Marie Turner, Mrs. erine Shenefield, and M,. -----------------Mary AIR.CONDITIONED their Vir&Wa Roll day, and Mra. Hn!Uday wani ilona. The next time you're shopping at Elberfelds-See the line of Work Gloves in the mens department on the 1st floor. Leather gloves of all kinds and fleecy palm gloves, canvas gloves, leather and cloth combinations. 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II•• Mlony New Moclola In Color TV M I Bags, Brushes and Belts. compllhl Extr1 He•¥Y Duty VInyl PIN al gn s,...., Motw Hoover Diai·A·Matic, Hoover Convertible II ' FEATURING, models in Hoover Sweepers. The new Comploto Selection in Avo Now Shipment "STARLAND'' BLANKm cotton Sheet Blankets, with stll(hed ends 70dO ~.19 IOxtOI ~.99 ELBERFELDS IN PO.MEROY \ \ �'' . ' I . II ., /, ' Bromley Hall, Swankiest US College Dort~ J&~~R ·;~~·~:~:-~(~;~ Anntversory celebratlon 1 tabhshed privite <Olleseo llhi wllh 1n environment auiloble wiU t[IUible him not only to live were class pres•d:~• a~ddstu· a ~iener roast at the Syracuso universities, with their booming for learninc and living/' Alclen comfortabJy but also to budget d~nts of that ~ather A~e~i~~~ SEPT Jl • Park Saturday at 6 J.l · m. ho~ physical plants, srowiiJil fiCUI· aald. "Bnftnley Hall reproaents Uml efficiently." t e .gomnor 0 d Bo Slat : The Twilight Garden eluh ' oring the Junior High c\asa d h r ·ur Leg10n sponsore ys e E Cl k ho 8 signific 8 nt advance in the de ties an re~arc ac~ les.. . .: "We are getting the students beld here each year. 1wm meet Thursday, Sept. 16 b .taught by M~s. C. : ar, w . . • The dormitory, while pr~vate- 1 sign of such an environment. now who in years past might Des ite Brornley'a 11,400 a at 7:30 p. m. at the borne Qfl Plans were m~~r to a~ se~~: were th~ wmners m a ,F~uiJ ly . own.ed, operates und.er the , Bromley Hall is an "advanced have gone tQ Harvard or one ot year ~ost it will have a good Mrs. Leverett Roush with Mrs. the t 25 th tnni~t bY when IFor Christ" contest held duro:f ~mvers1ty's l'~ntrol and Is sub- concept" in dormitory planning, the 'big name' universities," AI- cross seciion of students, Alden Gerald Wildermuth 11 co-ltos~· ~x W~~ ,.th ~ ~~d12 M:etho- the month of Augual A W .. J~ct to all of Ita rules and ~gu.. den said as he showed off the · ten. · 1 .e 0 e 01 en tree was constructed and on 1 lations, the university president Alden said. The integration or new building t . lating a group dist Church met Tuesday each Sunday each class wal 1 said living, study and recreational · e are no 150,, . .. The Twin City Shrine c I u b in at the church. I resented 3 red apple if goal 1 t OhiO .. A_ major responsibility of a l facilitie!l i o one building will He pointed out that about 85 of students there. satd. It will meet at the Middleport Mrs. V. D. Edwards, !as reached or rotten apple mg In h ea~md miior of univereity Is to provide students cre.ate a total environment that per cent of thl• year's freshmen ~Ill .~ot be 8 Gold Co•st opera· Temple, Thursday, September dent, conducted the meeting!H goal wae not 1reached. This ls t e Y or Y. tJon. 16 at 7 p.m. which opened with the hymn, . ib kind in the country . and. HI He said a number of students "This ls My Father's World." beina: copied by tbe Umverslty working their way through col- The Racine Athletic Boosters Devotions taken from Isaiah 4 of Ullnoia - IDd .~~ly by lf:ge woulc: live there, including wUl have a special meeting at were Jed by Mrs. Everett Thosome other biJ UDiversittes .a number of graduate .students the Hlp School Thursday, Sep- mas who alao read Psalm 23 .ochool ofliclalo point oot Wllh 0 •• who wll servo as counsellors. !ember 16 at 7:30p.m., to cum- and closed with prayer. pride Ia welcoming aboot ll ,OOO I'J Bromley Hall wao buill by the plete plans for the bomeeoming "Living 1n 1 Space Ase" wu ~tudentl tG the campu•. Tishman Realty BOd Cons~ game. the topic of the program in The 13\ll miiUon air COO· lion Co. of New York City, charge of Miss Grace Campbell dilioned buildilll! . wJth Ill own ly DOROTHY KILOALLEN which pia"' to provide housing Tho Willing Worke~ cl~ss ilo: and concerned the churcb and 1 swimmina; pool ll only . part for students at a number of una~ the Enterprise EUB c urc w reUslon in the future. of the t20 million ~nvate mv.es, verslties. The company ~ the meet at the chur~b Thursday, During the businesa session tors artJ puLI1n8 mto . brosllll! ! JO'nlNGS IN PENCIL /Natalie Wood 1 mother Ia the and I useful face. But H I~ I idea for a dormitory of thiS na· September II, at 9.!0 p.m. Po~ ij ..,., decided to have a pot. and recreatlOnal faclllflea for 1 It'5 official _ Barbra Strets- film version of Tennessee Wll· not me. Inside I am tortured . . ture from one built at the Uni- Jock ref~ents will be sen luck dinner for the annivMsary. Htudentl aM fac~lly . he~e at and will do the movie version Iiams' play, "This Property Ia !Tell me more about your versify of Wisconsin but said ed follow~ the meeU~. There- will be a program and Ohio U. , the _oldest msutuu?n of of ··FuMy Girl '' for Ray Stark. Condemned.'' lt'1 tl~d to see probleme, ho~y.) . A sch~· Bromley has improvements. The Child Conservation ~&· chaM members and past preslliJIIIIAIIC WAII'I higher learrung 1ft tht North· 1Isobel L~rmart is at work 00 the how they will recooclle the ac- uled interra~Jal marriage will The big red brick dorm has , ue wJII meet Thur.sday at 7.30 idents will be honored. Mrs. IUCQ Willi DIL\Ili' west Territory. 1scrip! and Jule Styne and Bob centl - but maybe one of the make headlines. The brule· floors for men and for women. ~.m. at the Columbia Gu of~ Warren Bright of Columbus will ·'tt il essential that we ~~ve : Y,errill are writing a few new iadiea wUJ give in and adapt groom-to-be is a retail clerk, The elevaton serving the men flee. Clarence Thompson, super~ be the guest speaker. Money tow• or ill a ...,. 1pot private companies. provJdl.~ l l! ~ngs for the film, which will to the othft'. Or to ?'e author. his ~iancee •. form~r contest~ are ~et 10 that they wjU not lDtendent of the ~iddleport making projects were discusg..: ... lanmttr, winter, aprtnr ., hou•in& and recreation~ facilJ· 110 into production the first week CBS is reportedly mterested in ant 10 the M1ss Umverse pag·, stop at the floors where the schools will ~peak on Tbe t~ ed and plans made for 1 soup fall-)'ov,llook 1mart, trim. talL Tbt'a YliM, the atJiltll ties 10 that taxpayer~ money of January, 1968. ll's a great buying co?trol of a famed wee~- eant ·. Margot Fonley~ .and women Jive, neither wUI the ele. of ~.ks children art reading sale, the date to be annouoced. Ul'n· 1latll: hiloNd to 1 can be used for ot~r Important triumph for Barbra to add to ly magazme .. · S~mmy Davis I Rudolph Murey.ev are gomg lo vators the women use stop on today. New yearbooks were distribJ•na ~•n'• mood. Tba needs on campus, P~esid~t her string of triumphs, because doing the t'ommentmg for a fur l rnake a color film of the Royal the floors where the boys are. Pomeroy Chapte:r No. 80 Roy- uted and Mrs. Harry P. SmUh . .k.. aD there, ttyllnr c<:rrnct, tomfort ueeptioul. Vernoo Alden of tile umversJty almost every, actrest in Hotly- fashion show? The~ must be Ballet's. pr~uction of ·:Romeo The men and women, .h~w· a~ Arch ~asons Will hold a spe- explained th~ new type of pro1 T••r 'round blend of 70t;lf said. . . wood wanted the role. Probably kidding. But an outfit you ~v- and Jul1et" m London th1s Fall.]ever, will use the same dmmg c1al meetmg 'lbUI_'sday, at 7 . grams for this year. Miss Lydia •orion",./30% Won t 1d He pointed out tha~ In ~ddi· the smartest thing she ever did er heard of sent out invitations Paul Zinner will produce the /room. The dietitian has planned m. for the conferrmg of tbe Ebersbach thanked the mem~ •heda Wrinklaa, thea :J'O'II •lla\ j111t preued t.ok all tion to Bromley ~all, pnvate was the TV special, ··My Name saying just that _ A dele~a- picture with the cast that per· meals to suit the figure ~ con· master and moat excelleDt ~1'1 for cards sent her while companies have buill or plan to Is Barbra" it might have clinch· tlon of more than 50 East Side formed the b.allet in New York,Iscious women and to allow. aec. ~ degr~. Thomas C. ill and Mrs. E. E. Bryant &, pt hi iha mo". Slip build ~ Galbreath Inn, a large ed the deal, Decause It wa1 so nightclub ownen plans to march onds for tbe men. The' din1n& hilb pnut,. w·eed all sent her thank! cards sent lwto a pair today. Th• ~ rerreat10~al center, an apart- unanimously acclaimed (made on City Hall lhis month to proroom is carpeted and hand- and com~amons to atte~. to ber. All of~enng was taken , t.nn"' Ia apparent. · ment budding, faculty hom~s, page one of this newspaper for test what it. claims ia "aa un- p R J1 PI d somely decorated. Magnolia Temple PythJan for the Sunshme fund. and apartments for marned instance) that 1t gave the flick· precedented number oflummonep 8 Y anne . The dormitory bas about ters will meet Thursday at Prayer by .Mrs. Thomas_ closgraduate atudents. er people an instant reading on ,., for violations" handed out 8 , S011 Ihem Group everything needed for study and p.m. at the DAV hall. All eel the meeting, alter Which 1 The room and board .at Brom- Barbra·s impact on millions of by the pollee. Naturally the ca' recreation. It has its own swim- bers are urged to be deasert course was served on 400 15 ley for a full ye~r $1. · people throu 8hout the country I fe impresarios scrt.am that most A pep rally sponsored by the mi111 pool, lounges, after-hours and art reminded to brlJll er:rstal trays by the hostessee, This is .~ m~whst lugh for .stat~~· . Richard Burlon just paid 1 of the summonse1 were unjusti- Athletic Boosters club will be snack bar, a game room, laun- for sunshine basket. M1s.s ~bersbach and Mrs. ~niv~r!lthes w.hich were. es~a~. ,500.000 for Erich M2.ria He- lied . One papular discoUJeQtle held at 6 o'cloc~ this evening at 1dry areas, a language la~oraSEPT. 11 ~m1~h. T~e table was attract~ lished to ~rovide low COlit h gst 1marque'• book, "A Night Jn can boast six tickets, or what- the Southern H1gh school foot..] tory where stude~ts can listen The Southern Local IV~ m white cover snd centel'ed er educatiOn for the greate Lisbon." H will be 1 starring ever they can them. ball field. to records of foreign languages, Boosters will sponsor a teen With an arra~ent of fall number or peopl~ ~si.ble. vehicle for Richard and Eli1.a. and a music room where they dance at the seventh and nowers with whue candles in But ·· is also mdJcatJve, ~u- beth Alain Delon's latest quote •· The rally IS bel~g held on the can listen to recorda of sym- grade buJidlng on Friday, crystal holdera on either side. calors believe, of ~~ changm~ · Jo~n Bennett Is on th! West. bout himself: "Thl1 face is eve of So~thern 1 first home phonies snd concerts. 17th after the role of state universllles M tht>y I Coasl testing for the role of I pure face. It i l l youna: face gam~h of this /ootb~~l Tse:n Each room Is for two stu- Game wUh Southwestern. forge ahead of many~f_!. h~s: (Sou wes~ern · or 0 dents, each with its telephone Jayl'l will emcee the dance. layeue Shower U -laos are mvlled to participate. aervlced by a central owltciJ. The Jolly Bunch · Given Mr1. Lawson o A meeting of the Boosters board. A largt private bath· of Middleport wiD meet A layette abower was given organization willlollow tht ral· room connects and Is shared by evening, September 17 at 7 p, recently at the home of Mrs. 11 p ly. ' unly two rooms. m. at the horne ol Mrs. Ed Spencer ,in Middleport by (Continued from age r1 . Millo on S. Fourth Ave. Mro. Edith Spencer and Eloise wives of the managers M . The Big Bend Twirlers SnJder honoring Mrs. Lucille •Pd Mro. by meet Sept. 17 at St. Joseph Lawson. ' Don Sayre, rs M isb m Mason, W. Va. Garnes were pia ·• nd · !drs. Clyde lngP.ls, and rs ! • SEPT 11 y..,. I prtz'harles Winebrenner. ' alford it. - H. awarded. Alter the honored ~ MJ'I. ]IJilels was chatrman of NEEDS LESSON IN TACT Dear Helen: The annual Tag Day ol the opened her many gifts, f IA t 27th rum· Dear Helen· W h e four sirls and a boy Southern Local Jr. and of cake, sandwich~ u ugus 1 can't stand hypocrisy 1f 1 Whe: were small I didn't . Thirty·s.even freshmen nurses will enter the Baoda will be held on es, minta and kool-ald were ,r m~f:, ~: 'while reported on doo't like oomething oomeone have th/ money for btrth<tay' Holter Hosptta\ School of Nur:mg on ~es'!:yo;:re .;•~ Sept. 18th w1th a parade wved to Lucille Casto and fla. ATHENS Ohio !UP!) _ Stu· :.nta swa~inl onto the cam~ of 0 ld Ohio University thl• ''fill week are ~lighted to find one of the swankiest dormitories on any college campus. The new nine - :story bric~ buildin wbicb drawl the "ahs' b'0m and is sliest build- !~ts parent~ ~romle~~ll. ~he sa, .~ d 8 Voice of roa wav Jackets, Falcons Play Friday Night ~e • reporttn~ lilA. ·-~~-···· !or •1 SUCCeSS of • . HELEN HELP Us! ~;~nd WJ~arn ~~~='(;~~:. I 37 Fresbmen Nurses W'll I • ' on Tuesday Beg n Trrumng Helen Bottel . I ~he succ~:s t~: stu~ent .. I 1 t~e ~rgtcH qua~e~back No~man ::~~r ~lp :rsih~a~st::n~:~m~ :t~:U::;"''tne ~e·u;~ ped~: NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE 28 Rldleh~r ALL· U- CAN-EAT! ~ERY Bread and ColfM Prico lncludos Colo Slaw, French Frits . DOWNIE-GROSS _Ja~et r::~~ = 0~~~ FRIDAY, SATURDAY 1nd SUNDAY $1.39 K.:l'---------....l Crow'sSteak House POMEROY, 0. ABoy Is Bound to Get Cut, Scratchecl, Bruised ••• FLOWER BULBS TT SCRAMBLE RACES by being prepared, Come in and IH our 10mplete·line of first aid and health aid needs. 1 IAI'I TlltMS . " September 19--1 :30 pm EST Six Mil• North of l'omeroy on U. S. 33 Thon One Milo On Pooch Fork Road Smooth, Wide, Dust Free1'r•ck Praatlco I I AM 1o I PM O.hl will not open TIII0:30AM Ylrietfll HYACINTHS DAFFODILS CROCUS DISPLAYED NARCISSUS IN PACKAGES ADMISSION $1.00- FREE PARKING Children Undor 12 PrH With Meigs Motorcycle Pa....... Inc. S·IOBEN FRANKLINS·IO . - - ·WY2-3491 ''· . -" - - ... " .-- -POMEROY .-. . 4 R'lllfand Ph1rmacl•ts lo S..... you Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2-2955 112 E, Mlll11 5':·:-::::""m~':"": Cu~~o~r:•~·:Ma:l": -- ---11,- r NEW YOR K(UP!) Plckln't the weekend winners: No sense listening to playera, they an talk ao they'ro goilll! In win. No liotening lo the ooaohea, · they all lalk •• II tiley'ra to lose. So you go by they lall "the pre-seaiOII end sornetimn thafl lead1ng, too. find your 1D0111!J lakeo a lot funny bounces. Tbe Btg Oott Army ...,. Tenoesoeo-Volo miss Steve OeL:mg. Baylor over Auburn - Terry Notre Dmne over Cellhlrnla.-ISouthaU dou the pitching. You doo1 havo to be an ex Michigan over North Carolina pert. -Tar Heelo ia for a long, Alabama ..., oeason. II lr11111 Joe Namatb, hlo lteve 810811 II lbo AlsoJ Georgia T«.'h o""r Vr.,. Coy. T Louisiana State ovor Arkansal • 1t' exas CarA.and M., CleiTI!OWn ovver Slalo _ lalorior linemea North olina Slate, eo! ir· Tho best ]10181blo ~~·.J agaloJsl ginia over Richmond, Clladel however, II don~ bet • upset tlctiml. over South Carolino, Duke over .._, . Soutilern Coltlornia .,.er Virxlnla, MiaJni over Southera a.3 ODe ball sames. II yon do, lllola-Trojant Olear lboir tint . William and Mary 1111 D-. 4.... • burdlo. over VMI, and lolisoblnppl over , . . . . ...., WIJC,VOf in..+ Tho Baal Memphis Stale. I:L.... ,...,. Syrecuue...,. Rice over Louisiana Ted>..1.. - . oould be No. llllho Eaot Ow=la:..::ID:.:a::•::o::mp!::._ _ _ _.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _.:5:_ ___ year, l'lllaburp .... OTe(]»~lnlyl becaUH lbo P111thero wiU ;;;;.,;;;.,i;; of these beer J'eeipes this weekend .. , they add to fOUl' menus, 18J411 .... tlae lavor Hudepohl puts in your ~~Collep •wo ~wa-::: 1 over I Bostt~~ Let Us Put You In A Sharp Used Car. One Owner. Low Mileage. 6,9(10 Miles or 6 Months W.urtnty. Open Fr•'day Unta'l 9·.nA = leg of the European Richman Picks Weekend Winners as 1965 College Season Gets Underway Saturday playing JHE DAILY SENTINEl .::=: New night.York I Washingktn I, Kansas City at Boston, nig.ht. Chicago 8 Ca\Hornia 1 Ulil, twilight) California ! Cbicsgo 1 (2nd, 14 innings , night) Minnesota J Kansas C"1'l1 I, night. KEITH GOBLE FORD 1 I Tay~r. two touchdowns betterRoage; than junior '14, ~querterbak atop the Jerry pa!sing of Texas A&M at Baloa SouthOle Miso lo favored by 1wo all liartlJweo!A!m losl ita P""· touchdown~ over lndeptndent ing ace, Tom Myers, and wJll Memphis Slate Ill tha ftrst be facing ono of tho Dltion's game played In Memphis' new top lrlple threats In Florida'• stadium; Mississippi j~nior quarterback Jerry Southil favored over Houston ner. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Gr~ve~.B~veW ~ ~te wm~e~m::K· ~y\!e~~ ,._ . 10 ns w.' ~arne Alkl'al'i#l.- Lee, Sue lee, Cbarlotte Suider, Barbara Snider, Eloise Solder, 0 II kn h ARE l d d ••J ll I oc mg an CIO s~PT ~ Edith Spenc er a nd the guest or · but it IS expecte L l!i w1 .s upt · you o.. · : he never had had a party, he / Members of the clas! with ~ ' ,.,. ae troned out I'IOOJl , • I would. be utterly false to pre- I would like to have one. But their home address are: Pat I Events of orientation week , Theodo~ Co~ncd, honor, Lucille Lawson, all of Men working with Mr. White ' tend mtert!lt. j you never hear of boys that old Berridge, Gallipolie; Jay Boggs, in.chxte a Faculty • Parent of Amel'lca, wtll meet. at Middleport. ao far have been Henry C\at- 1 I pride myself on my frank·J' ceiebraling their birthdays like Middleport· Lula Gail Booth, Tuesday afternoon: Big I ~F ~al: Mon~?~t 7.30 SendiiJil gillt were Julia Me· worthy, Loula Long, Bob Hyselld, nesa and I wouldn't sloop to thil. Is thoro aay proper way? Wayne V..; Roberla Ann Party, Tuesday evening: e car erfw b • Comas, Dianne G.orge, Midd\eJugger Johnson D1ck 01\er an • MRS T ' R h Jr r tud Is memory o rnem er,, port, and Wllma Lawson, Dort>l,..---. M White ' lymg - even acting out a lie. , . . Brickles, Gallipolis ; ~t ene u1ty recep IO~ 1or s en Yost and Ethel Tedrow In thy Lawson, Cindy Lawson and Van Will ' When you said "over-frank" 1 ·ar Mrs T: Clark, Oak Hill: Sheila Ann nesday ovemng, and Junior Past National Cmmcllor Evelyn LaW10n, all of Letart. sa mor; vo I people usually bave nuserable /Clagg, Kanauga; Lynn Ann Da- tertamment of new Runner and all officers From 12.95 beBiij~~ ltJOn . f the taste, you couldn't mean me l L<ave It to your oon - he'll vis, Eaot Lyon, W. Va.: Patrlc- Thursday eveniiJil, loam .;,, requested to DINNER GIVEN to 22.95 dft I s, ma~aer o ana because I've studied all the , know the proper way to live a ia Ann Delong, Pedro ; Jane white Potluck Mr. and Mra. Carl Moort en~ :; and · best methods, stylea, etc., A. Dillon, Cool w:NilA:o sm:;Av will iouow tha meeUng, tertained with a dinner Sundny Ot!Mro from - - 8.95 second lace winner at Kyger land I KNOW what l'm talking ay par a urn Sue Hutchinson, es le ' . ' at their bo Rock S . 'I about When othero make 1gnor· into aa informal set.together, y . Shlirley Kay Jeffers, Lan- first Sports Car Club ol BETHEL " MEETS me, prmgs C khP ded . h r.. an m " reSign•· . · , 'th d c1ng · ~•· Sue K ., Che (SCCA) g· al ce ~ Road. Guesto were Mr. and b ak 1 tJon ior next season. At !east ant mistakes, they Jbould be WI an ' an ce ~ re er caster; SalWia ai, ~ tea re wn ra Bethel No. 62, of the Mrs. Gene Cooper and Kent and four men are on a Wilting hst to told How will they ever learn game or two and loti of food. shire; Joyce Lee K~rby, Bid· •rogesslonal ·drivers ever . Order of Job'• Susan of Dayton, Mr. and uTHE MEN'S STORE" 10 the United Slateo lo set m 11'8 e !tam 1 · or Improve thernoelvet If tom.. Ask one of tha fllrlo In his well; PhyiiJB Audrey Lash, ters met Monday evening M Geoffroy POMEROY OHIO wlll one hasn't the gutl to tell them crowd to act u adviaer.-H. sonv1\le: Lewis, Scot- Sunday at NelBon Ledgea the Pomeroy Masonic .::·Terri Jo be held to elect new officers how wrong they are? !be !ruth Dear Helen · town: VJckl Lomax, McArth· Car Co\lrse near here. Jennller Blakeslee, b Jet! and Lisa Kay. and plan the 1966 program shall set you free' - NO HYPO- My son il havlft! hls teeth ur: Louise DeLaine, Co1umbus; The nearly t2,500 Jn ,prize queen, presided and plans Approval or rejeclion wlll lCRITE straightened by an orthodontlot. Brenda . Kay Lunsford, money already has attracted made lor inspection llld lnl·lia·t be given at that time to the!lt 1Dear No: l'~e beta charged f800.00 for loo, Lo1s Ann Md]ur&. more than. 100 entries and the Uon on Monday, October ll. points discussed mformally Wed· I this work and Wh told It would mitt. field Will expected to reach a~ iDvJtation was read from ;~:~1. nesday mght, that sponsors F'ree of friends, undeubt-~· take one and one--half to two/ Victoria McKinney, bou~ 175. 40 at Marietta to nameo be included on team edly' yean to <Omplote. He 1001 w Va . Linda Oleryl Among the drlvers already tbelr insepctlon 00 names, such as Heiner'1 Brave~~, People who pride themselves once a mooth and 1pend1 flve G~Di~li.s; Marsh• Kay Moren, entered are Chuck DJetrl~ of Sept. 21 at T:30 p. etc; that Middleport enter a on theJt total frankneao aro or ten mlnulol lo the dOirtlsl Ironton· Linda Ann Mitchell, Sundullky, Bob Sfmm, on Pee Wet team in 1 propoaed usually too lazy <or egotistical) chair. I would tay the deetor will GaiUpoUs· Marsha Kay Moren, Yenko and Doclt Wyllie. 1,;;;..;;;;;;=:; County Pee Wee league thai to learo tact My statement on put In 1ppruimalely four hou111 Racine, Carolyn Sue Individual r11<01 will be held FIRST would play at Laub Park In "miserable taste" still holds- of labor lo complete the work. Jackoon; Barbara Joao for .over-two-!Hre and QUALITY Syracuse, and po..ible ch&nsoo and your letter helpo prove it! Thio means I am paying mMI an Guysville: Bonnie Lou Hire modifiProded<81'~~: REGULAR In the 11166 league ochedule. - H. hour for h!a IJOI'Ylceo. Hamden· Snellen Pliebla, A and B. u • Dear Helen : I am aure many mothert feel ahoga; Karolya Ann Production, E and F Produo- Certified Oil Station A friend of mine hao no moth- they are being overcprged for pn; Connie Scart>erry, lion and G and H Producllon w, Main St. "or, and 10 abe bas aoked me to orthodooiotry, etpecl.t!ly par- wood, w. Va.: Florence<=laiiJSiiesii.iiiiiiiiil DIVOT... To INTIIISl O• represent her mother at ber 1111t with more than 011e mouth alter, Mineravllle, Catherine ~ MIIGI MASON .... weddiiJil. f deem this a great to fir. Mutt It be .. hllh' - Slarcber, We!lsion; Vickie • 1 ~,..,. owen. .,.. .,._ honor, b!Jt wonder what my MOTHER 8. (FOR BROKE) mast CheaJUre; Carolya UW' C"-"r•· Tannt'ltlll. ldltor . Pabtllbell ._.,. .,._.._ _.., duttes are? I plan to JiYIB a . Dear Mother: lance, Gallipoils; Gall :,~..::.,~uoo-:..:=1~0~':: cocktail party for tht Why don't we let 1 dentist ClncinnaU; Cynthia WeliluJIBD, .,.wY,, .'!..~ •u.. Offtel PboM party, and bt hosteu at anawer thll! WW 0111 please Chesapeake and Bonnie ~ D!Uttrtal ...... W'J 1. 1111. recept!Un - but should I atep forward !-fl ant, Wellston. tb: =-'•="=~ Po~ to help with any of lhl b;i,d~IJI ('i~iiiiiiiiOi;..;.iiiiOiiiiOiiiiiiiiiOiiiiO~.ii.iiiii~...----....... Oldo. showers' - ELSIE: I NaUoul 114........, "'PI'NtO&aa", n... . I Baltbllll DaDIIu, IDe•• m lll:lq· u.:ar Eline: MOTORCYCLE taa 1\ft.• I f - Yon: atr". Nn vm ·Your• ill an bonor.,... lkl-..riJIUo• rat.t PIIIHI'Wd bJ - s FOR FALL PLANTING ant• ..._. M"lllabie - ae c..u: tion. CockUils for the blrtdal ll . . ....,_ OM 1UI' ill adn~~~:e at . Children are active - and not 11» DdJ llnu.t otac-. 111.eo; s:111 party and pres1dmg at BLOOMS .Bl'. .wu~w . . """ atr.. -.u. ... t' ' h Don't a.u~e ...,. "am. ""' recep IOn 11 enoug . IN THE SPRING! always ~:areful. Safeguard them l'fee M a..U.bJe. • • «all'lltll h .at obligated to help with lhowe111 (DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP) Ill' ...u. "" •10• ... -.1 , to.t&; ~ ..u. a.oe. UDJea you want to - aDd TUUPS- S.ver•l Fa~! 1 IM.M ~1 ~~af~:oo~. :~~":.:ie~Mr~ Po~~~~ I'm ' • • d F d b 9 • TI e avore Y In • G • 0Pener Agalnst eorgla Sa:~!~Jhl wo~ ;co:~et!~ ~~~~~::,:; !~'~! ~,"1;~o e~~Y:~ ~~~;\ !~~:~a A;t;Y ~? eagco~ 0~~~:; ~\~~~~!sa~~~~!'~~~ ~~~~~~~~ntl~s ,:G"aent:d o~~- : : : :'~he ~k. Layins up block has when not, and when otup1d ! gLrlo 011 their 18th birthday. Now !sid1~ of ";l~~n~ou;:rnt'J~ J~~~~~~·' ~'~i~lield'w~~~c.i;o~!: edpaylastlor year. new uniforiiiJ IJeen delayed by state regula- people bore me (most people our IOD will belt 10011 and u i mHI okn, d S •. t ' 'l OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY nl 9 Slacb and tht. Singular Man ..... Sa ' 8 YMM. ! Golf Scores Wahama, loot a thrfller to Moora, llU Yartaa, l1 a tina Die Russel and Ralpll Batey at TIJL::A, Okla. (UP!) &e.Pomeroy last week, I:H, aJ. passer. Tho Jackell have two halfbacko and Sawyero at are tha first round acoreo o!U. though the Falcons woo thalr fiJJt beD r.aniera, In CJOllll· fullback. I U Obio players lo U. S. Amfll• opener over Buffalo, w. Va., Ins George ond ROO Sauer. Coacb Aahley wm 10 with the , Golf Toomament: ·- · the week before to even their A year ago it wat the Jack~ same startmg Uoeup 81 11tarted _:..Bob Littler Jr., Athens. . . record at 1 -1 for the .season. ets' Senior Bruce Wallace who tbe Rutland game with the Major Leapt staadiags By United Press Jnternatiooal 'Mle Giants' nm In the flftb 37-74 . The White Falcons probably .scored a TO and extra point Iception_of one or tWD. By United Pre11 lntematlonal A two-base error by Hou.s· was unearned. ;om Haller was -Marton Heck, CelnmbiiDI, will be going via the air ways to put the Oblo boys ahead 7-0. I 81artmg at the eodll are N Uooal Letg / ton's Walt Bond opened the sale un Bonds error and z.fl-76 . 8 quite a bit Friday as they have But Waharna'o Vartao pasaed l die Robinson and Mark TanneW. L. "~cl. GB door for San Francisco's Willi• S<.'Ored ~n Shoe's lw<><JU! triple -Dan Cormlchaol, fG!urall'i, a very fine paBBlng quarterback perfectly down tho slot to Mil· hlll. The lacklet Wlll be !ten F . McCovey to dtJVe m WJlhe i tu left c<nter. 1938-77 88 59 593 Both clubs will be ohoollng In seniQI' Ray Varian, although ton Roush who ....,tel 1 31 yard llarrla and Larry Gladwell; Cen· n . rancJSco 83 83 ·.568 Jll Mays from second base and Maloney pitched a lour-hitter -Raymond M. Beallo, lbUif the works to undo what hap. he had 8 poor nil!ht against the TD. It was ~ Sawyera, fer, Dave Asbey, and guards, 82 64 .W 4lf.r: give the red·hot Giant!! tlle1r to wm Ius 191~ a:ame fur the Heights, 40-38-71 pened last seaoon at Bachtel Pomeroy Panther• last week, otroiJiler and bliJier now, who, Joha Blake and Larry VIIILCe. 3ll 85 .152 6 13th straight decision . WedneR· Red,. The b1g rlgbt.hander, -Jell Parry, ZaaelvfDe, • Field, a 7 .Jf deadlock. hitting only 3 of 15 pa 58 es for rammed over tiM! extra pomt · In the backfield are Pittsburgh 79 69 .S34 ~ day night with a 3·2 win over who struck out _e1gbt and 38-78 a meager 1& yards. 1o make It a 7-7 llandoff. back Buddy Moore, Philadelphia 75 8ll .>21 1011 the Astros. walked one •. also smgled home. - Tony Blom Jr., W The Falcons have 1 very floe Roosh, Iince tben, haa drop. George and Rod Sauer and Full~ St. Louia 72 73 .497 14 The victory kept the league- a second-mnm~ .run that proved 40-40-30 hardnosed fullback In Carby peel out of acbool llllavor o1 1 b~ck Roger Swartz. , 67 81 ,453 20\ll leading Giants three and one· tu be the dec~SJve tally of the - Broce Rotlt, C\nolnaaU, . . Sawyers, the 170 lb. senior. u. 1. Naq IIJ'eet. The ne~ fa~ in tht Jackets Houston 61 86 .415 26 half games ahead of second- game. Ed ~ranepooi homered 42-80 . In last week'• game egalnal Coadl - l d 1\illiardoon wiU olarUns lineup lor New York 16 ltr.l .311 Ul!o place Cincinnati, which defeat· lor the Mcts run. . , . I - Dick Guard10la, Clevelalld, Pomeroy he carried the ball 25 probably go wttlt thlo otartins l game Ia U6 pound IM!!IIor , ed New York 2-1. Shortstop ~bhy Wl'e s w1ld 41-4V-!ll . . times for 104 yards and scored . Jineup· : kle Larry GladweU. ~ry Wedunday • Results The winning streak of 13 by throw oav~d tn~t. way for three - E.L. Me~ster Jr., Willoqlaot Wahama's only touchdown. 1 · , developed rapidly this season, ChiC'aKO 8 Los Angeles 6 the Giants is the longest by a unearned : uns m the seventh by 40-42-82 coach Bob Ashley of the : Harry Van Meler and Vance / according to ~is coach. . Cincinnati 2 New York 1, night <.iiant team since the miracle inning and ffiahled the Milwau~ -Joe F. Mi!JerJr.,Hamilton Jackets will be going with Sen IDawson, ends; George Randolp~ Also expeclmg t? see. act1on IMil~aukee 4 Philadelphia 2, · year in 195t when Ihe dub won ! kee Brav~·~ , 11 ·~at .t.he Phil a- ! 4·2 did not finish because « ior Buddy Moore at Quarter· and Bob Thompson, tackles , for the Jackets Friday .Is Gary mght I J6 straight. lt is also lhe besl delpi11n P~1 ; . 1w~ 4·2. Jt•ny Cion- durkness _ back although Moore is still IRandy Weaver and Paul Hoff- Stobart, 180 pound aemor end, St. Louis 7 Pitlsbur~h 3, night / National Lei:igue streak of the inger w<>:ll ·1x ll/'· 1·tg :; tn ·~·Jn ---· nursing a muscle pull in his I man, gua.rds; Ray Redman, cen- w?o has~ out several weeks San Francisco 3 Houston 2, 1 year and is the bt•st since Hl62 hi s 22m! :~ cPlle JI'J 1he Br~ves right shoulder. ter; Vanan quarterback; Roo- w1th a gimpy knee. night when the Dodgers won 13 while 17· ~'u:ne w;ru·e · Chns .,ridav's «;ames --- -- - - TbUnday's Probable Plkhera slraight. Short su ff~r<'G t1is .1k t1 !(Iss_ Coal Grove at Gillipolls San Francisco at Houston Mays led off the n!mh and Cu rt f'lo•td drnvP ln lhe five . Wa!Jarna al Middleport (night)- Bolin 00-5) vs. Farrell was safe when Bond let lllS t runs wit 'I :1 drJUbt,;o aP.d fo:Jr Athens at Warren Local 1 00.10). ground ball go between h1si sing les '1~ the Sl Lo11i.o; Cm! :- Greenfield at Jackson St. L.ous at Pttsburgh legs into right field for a two-[ nals dealt :hf' ~-'''t " nur;,;h h Logan ut Hilliard (night)-stallard (10-7) vs. Sisk base error. McCovey promptly i rates a i 1 Jns~ :;~,~· S:Jdrckt i Nelsonville at Chauncey (6-3). slapped a line shot down the I yieldOO three hit ~ fln d three Wellston at Oak Hill . Los Angeles at Ch1cago - f~rst b~:~se line whlch Bond de- l runs in 6 2-3 innings to win h1 s Eastern at North Galli! Osteen (13-14) vs. (5-4) ..• flel·ted into right field, allow·i fifth for the card.mals. Hannan Trace at Kyger Creell ~llwaukee at ~hiiadelphia ing Mays to score from second I Bob \leali' . a 16-game wmner, 1 Southwestern al Racine (mght) - Sadowski (5-8) vs. with the winning run. i was ta~ged with hi s lith :.et- Ravenswood at Pt. Pleasaot thea Coni be te l4-t by Tul ) · tile Burdette 13-5). . . . . back Jronton at Portsmouth ATLANTA (UP!) AU 11 Sou !lena er-~ < 8 n a In C' · t'1 t N y k ~rank Lmzy picked the VIC· SATURDAY'S GAMB _,. Open' ·'efense of ita ence teams open their seasolll Astrodome; independent Geor· T tmcmna1 . a 8 ew Jor k - tory m relief of starter Bob The Chicago Cubs 'inwed • football · Te~ h Ia the f.avorJ'te at ( sours & • ) vs · ac son Shaw, who was lifted in :..ie!1~ree unearned runs for a ..,. os , Ruthmd at Pomeroy ·.. collegiate thia . w~ekend but A1abama- gia 7_191 • Saturday minus Joe Georgra l8 the only conference Vanderbilt; and independent F ld , r eightll afler g1v1ng up a home v1ctory by tak mg advantage of EA U 11'INS f' T RE · Miami (Fla 1 is favored over r oy 8 vam.. h 1 A 1 Dod and some of last year's top m- game. · . . Houston at Cincinnati night run Lo Rusty Sta ub and a walk , t ree. os .n.ge ~~ . ger er- LEBANON Ohio (UPI) terior linemen bu~ still ~e w~kend. gets unde_rw~y . Southern Methodist In the , San l'rancisco at Milwaukee, t? Bond. Linzy,. now 8-2, re- : rors ~~ the fill~ mn.m~.. I Rene Car e~ter, driven b stamp of a wmner. Fr1day mght w1th Tulane, m 1ts Orange Bowl. 'ght tm~d the Astr(Js m order : It was the thtrd ~tra1ght loss IH ]{' Ph d f Cir viii Y 01 1 · · tho gEc, at 1east Alnh"ma backfield • even Ph'ladelph· · SJX lh ,arrv· h I('f ar son · · . . last year m Lid at Pittsburgh, San Francisco took a l -0 lead for th e Dnd~ers <~nv, thr1r ed of fc e e.ll The Cnmson Tide. starts a two-touchdowa underdog as without Namath, should be J. ht Ia into the sixth inning with one• in the last 13 game'!. . "on t e eatur ree- or • a the seventh stratght season h T h' h ted great Steve Sloan who put in nig . . pace at Lebanon Raceway 111~1.1081 G .8 ost to exas w IC was ra · . • Los Angeles at st. Louis night run (lurnes 111 the fourth and . Wednesda n· ht I' . I . No. 6 nationally last year be- more tune at last <Only games scheduled') fifth . The Giants opened the I BUCS GET THIEF The 3 .'old bay mare P aymg a s.rl Y re~on- fore beating Alabama in the !seasoD llran the InJured Nascori in the fourth off Lobin , PI'ITSBURGH (UPi\ - The . .I • schedule that mcludes eight Orange Bowl. I math, returna for bis leniir American League Robe~s on a sin le b O!ck : Pittsbl.lrgh Pir:J1es Wl?dnesday i c~me on strong m the stre.tch to ISo,utheasttern Confemu:e year along wJtb all-SEC t'UH· w L. p t GB . . .K Y , announced the ac lllsition of I "m by a length over Fairlawn independent Flonda Saturday afternoon defen- ba k St d . • e• · Schofield. an mf1eld out, cnd 1 . q . 1 Pearl Rene Carpenter owned 8 . minded b ' f d c eve owman an team Mmnesota 94 54 .635 . Ma , ·ngl George Spnggs an ou tf1elder l · • 1\anticSouth Carolina of the At~ SIVe• A.u W11 is avore scoring leader Dave Ray. Baltimore 83 63 .56& tO. ys sJ e. fur the Columb~s Jets who li-d I by Bennett W. Jump of New Mndew_. 11 Coast Conference. aerml-mmded Baylor at I Georgia rise team in tlle Chica 0 , . , . L. . Holland. Ohio, toured the mile 84 564 The odds • makers list Ala- Auburn; Florida figured to be ' IUI'P . • ~ 81 66~ . LOlhi Today • probable Plcbers the 1nteJ n<Jtpu~al ea~ue m in 2:fll 3·5 for her 11th wiJ:I iD · · 1f 'te of the strono teama in the SEC last year Wltll a 1 3-l DetrOlt .551 12~ Kansas Cty at Mnnesoia- Tal- stolen b;Jses w1th 66 th1s sea-· h. 1\lr:mJa .tS a mne pom avon •ae mark that 'Included a ... _ Bowl Cl eland 78 66 "2 14 b . _.,~ . 21 starts t IS yeHr. Geor ia _ which South, Is 1 touchdown underdog . . t:IUII ev _.., bot (l~lOJ vs. Orant (19-5) . son . He w<.~s . o tmnn~ . m ex- - ·· .. _ __.___ _ _ _ g ba t N rth t rn of the Big Ten VICtorY, lost Jl.! two all-confer- New York 73 76 .4!10 2llh Cleveland at Boston - Tiant change fur pltrher Phil Cun- 1 , lmalte Saturday's l ttle ~ to k we~ e ed to be anoth'lence tackles and most ef its California 69 80 .463 25% (11 -10) vs Morehead (~16) ningham. Soccer League champloos. the t~o the c osest en ucthy, 'tougurghl I8 I kluc~' running backs. The Bulldogs' Washington 64 83 .435 21P.i Only g;mes scheduled • • . ·1957. GeorgJB hasn'l been er sou ern e, I sl' ho~• 'd the' d Bo to 57 91 385 37 · • · FIRST 9 POMEROY OHIO than 2> pointo to the down nnderdog at Missouri of llll r- " 0 on Ll' e- s n . · Frid•y'• Gam.,. SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP • . . h th s·g tense and the rnnnmg of Pres· Kansas City li.'l 92 .!66 39\l Balllrnore at Los Angeles night BRUSSELS (UP!) - Ander- QUALITY 1 E'gbt 1 · tide m t e past lour year&. • . ton and Bob Wfdnesday's Result• Washington at MinneS('Ila: night lecht scored a 5-l victory over \ REGULAR · Saturday night, Louisiana Aubunl wiD have, 1o aet 1ts Cleveland 8 Boston I, llight Ctucago at Cleveland, night Fenerbaclw or Turkey Wednes., Certified Oil ltation State, No. f last year, iJ rated defense, the nahon B best in Baltmore 3 Detrot 2. n~ht Detroit at l'iew Yo.rk, night day mght m their f!l'st-round By Dave Rice The Middleport Yellow Jack· ets and Wahama Whilt Falcoos will meet Friday night at Jack· et stadlum in Middleport. It wiU be the Jackets' aecond game of the season after battling Rutland down to the wrre to 1 1~ victory last week. ~ven· presi~ Giants Record 13th St _.,..,·g·h t 63 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. 8 cyl. A.T.trans., P. Steering, Radio. 63 Fairlane 500-2 Door HT 6cyL Std. Trans. 62 Ford Galaxie 4 Door 6 cyl. Std. Trans. Radio• 60 Ford Falrlane 500-2 Dr. acyl. A.T.trans. Radio. 57 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 dr. H.T., acyl., P.S., P.B. & Radio. Many More Used Cars 1nd TIVcks To Choose From I ON THE SPOT FINANCING I YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT KEITH GOBLE 'FORD USED CAR LOT LOCUST & 5YCAMORI STS. MIDIU'Oin', 0. Tho Eagles llhoulda, lind ion easy, tiJouih. Also: Villanova ever Toledo, CoJaate over Lalayette, George Waahiugton over TeJIL!l(e, Gettysburg over Holstra and MaesaciJuaells over Maine. The-1 Dllnoll wer Oregue Slate Blini's OJperiencod backfield doe! II. Nebras.t<a .... , ..., <Ohi'I0-1 tlan-Cornhuakers are the best II tho Bic El8ht Ill they oqbl to be ablo to take TCU. Florida over Norlhweolern The Gt>Go Gator• prevail eveo .., a foreisn field. lollcblgao State U.C.L.A. -In a squeaker, Mllsourl ,.., Xenluclty olleaslve makes the dllferenco. Ml"""'' .................. .... _ .........._ __ .. __ ... --,. Other Sizes On S.lel Aloo: Purdue Iowa ...,over ~·~~:1•------------..: State, (Ohio), WIAcmJslot over rado, Iowa State over IJ!Ille, Indiana aver Kansas CinclnnaU over Dayton, U. ovor Wet! Tesu Bowling ..... Los loll lllato and Javier ,.., Stale. " 'Tttlp&-A lfLittiiJ Tu• ov• lwlba~ wan~~o NRON ALL-WEATHER All-NEW FREE MOUNTING "··- - I 1 •• • • RIZER OIL COMPANY HOME OWNED & OPERATED YOU'U. LiKE OUR SERVICE " ' - WY 2·2 101 �. - - .. - ~ ... .. & - - • ,, ·' • ... • - - ~ • • w . . . . . .- - - - . . . . . . . ' ....... w . . . . . . . . . .. . . ~ - ....... ' "··' . ·' •... . . • - . . . . ·- - ..,_. ... .... J ~ ~ J - -. .... -- /> ~~~~~~~~~~~~.!'18!:.·~196~11-s~;~=~.!:'; _::n;~. a':':. Oeorge Spearo ad Jl'ranki4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 16, 1965 PLAN RUMIIIAGE SALB Spearo, both of Bartley, W. a.; . - · -- - -three si*"· Mrs. · Roseann . SOCJEI'Y TO MEIIT Plea~sat vsney Hospital PT. PLEASANT - The Dai>o 1 Nelson f.nd Mrs. Pearl Reedy, 1 PI'. PLEASANT _ 'J'be Ma•l ADMITTED· Millard , ghters of American Co1111cU No. McArthur, Ohio, Mr. Zane Shew- . on County lstorical Society will ' stead PI PI ' ,, M I' 3 will hold a rummnge sale this bury, Flat Top, w. V1l .; 24: ! hold their regular monthly meet- !ard McD~de e::~~· M~s. Rel:ha]weekenrl and next weekend at grandchildren and II great' ing Monday, September 20th at I Erwin, Southside. , . I the Park theatre on Main Streot grandchildren. . . · Wahama High School in Mason. I DISCHARGED· Mrs from 9 a.m. to I p.m. llflch Fri· Funeral. serviCes will be 2 p.l All members and loterosted per- Guglietti, New York N. v clay and saturday. PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. Della m. Frida) 1n the Morh - Stev- sons are urged to attend. BIRTH· M nd 'M R.lcl>·l;-=----===='""=i Jean Campbell, 72, Southside, ens Funeral home with the r· a rs. died Wednesday momin• at Rev Normal Nash olllcialiDg i R ord McDade, Leon, a son. FIRST 9 • : . . · ETURNS TO HOSPITAL ' her home after • two months' Bur1al w1ll be m trePineStreet , PT PLEAS NT : . :.;r~::il QUALITY i11ness. She was born in Willard, cemetery at Southside. Friends ! Kin~ld A - Mlchaellleston Memorml Ho!!pltal REGULAR Ky ., 1:1 daughter of the late may call at the funeral home : Mrs ' 16• so~ of Mr. a~dl he und~rwent treatm~nt. John and Hettie Hamilton at 6 pm. Thursday. 1 • · Wayne Kmcald of Pomt was senously Injured m• Certified Oil Station Spears. She was a member of Pleasant, has returned to Pleas41accident on Sand Hill 1101adlj of God of Oak ant Valley Hospital from Char-: nearly two monlllS ago. w. Moln II. Pomoroo Mrs. Campbell Of Southside Dies Wednesday BAG THE LIMIT WITH OUR BETTER EQUIPMENT Our eomplete line of hunting supplies and equipment Is bert ready for selection. Made by world-known manufacturers and In &large range of prices, Ammunition OF All Kinds PETERS - WESTERN S~otguns & Rifle:. I RtllfJIIIOn I Winchester REMINGTON • I llbca •Harrison &Richardson l ....rg ~i~I.F~st ~~urch 18 • 1 River news Surviving are her husband, AJ. I len, two sons, Carl of Gaugee readings: Ohio and John of [)a m 12 ., 2 12 .,runnmg 3 · 3 Ind.; four daughters, Mrs. on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason B.uttrick, Southsi~e. Mrs. 73, Pt. Pleasant 24.22, Hin,ton F1sher, Thomasville, Ga., Mrs . .0.58 fallling, Kanawha Falls 2.· Helen Rudolp~. Island Lake, 53 rising, Charleston 18.83 I Ill., M~s. Lllhan Bashan. : tionary. London, Marmet ama C1ty, Fta.; two ' Winfield dams wt>re on the Obio River- Jamel down . 5:55 a.m. ; Pollywog down 6:30a.m.; Reliable up 14, 6: p.m .; John Ladd Dean down 7:20a.m.; OVEC down 15, 7: a.m.; Lunga Point down 7:30a .m.: Lorena down 17, 3:· 40 a.m .: Walter Heckjord np li, 5:2:, a.m.; Sl. Marys down 17. 7:0.'1 a.m.: .lerry Bosworth down i 19, 5:30 a.m.: n. H. Bo sworl ~· in down 20,4 :10 a.m.; Lady Rost'mary down 21, 4:10 a.m.; A.•1. Patten down 21, 6:00a .m.; Valley Transporler up 22, 4:40 a.m.: Robert West down 22, 6:10 a.m.; Zimmer down 23. 2:0:i a.m.: Jefferso n up 23, 2:!i0 a. m.: .JeffboaL down 23, 4:40a .m.. Elgerrliff up 23. 5:50 a.m.; ; Franklin Pierce down 23. 6:0.1 a.m .: Valvoline down Greenup 6 a.m : Andrew Calhoun up Greenup 7.0.1 a.m ; Molly K. down Meldahl 4:30 p.m .; Car- l rie S. down Meldahl 8:45 p.m.: 1I Christina II. down Meldahl p.m .: Lew1~ I down Meldahl ! 10 :15 p.m .: Esso West Virginia ! down Meldahl 12 :15 a.m.; John l . Rowe down Meldahl 4:45 a. m.: South•rn down Meldahl 5 _I 35 a.m .; Mamalear up Meldahl 6:20 a.m. . 1, Gallipolis Oam - Cathy R. down 3:10p.m.: Dunran Bruce up f:l p.m.: Solvay down 12 :30 a.m.; Bob Benter down 5 a.m.; I Peggy Downey up 8:20 a.m.; Se~et up 8:15 a.m. Ou r;~ g Saal(s Kanawha River-o. F. Shear.· 82nd Anniversary Sals er up Marmet 5:40 a.m.; H. r.:, l Sealy'& pta<: has•ng power M d Bowles down Winfield 3:35 p.m.; I S~C'pped-up production lor lhis ~ale brings the pr1<:e down lo Helen Z. up Winfield 6 p m.:; $39.88-wilh no reduc-tion in B~aver up Winfield 11:25 p.m.; qualily . Se~ It todl!yl Little Edward up Winfield 11 ::25 p.m.: Lucy Jane Lucas up Winfield 1:05 a.m. a~d Jeif,a~r. w: I RECOIL PADS t GAME BAGS t GUN CASES I IIUNTJNG ACCESSORIES WE ISSUE HUNTING AT THIS STORE -------------~~------:BUDGET ACCOUNTS ARE CARRIED HERE IN OUR STORE Ebersbach Hardware IIll ROMAN V. CLEANSER gal. "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" POMEROY, OHIO and j\BBOTT Mlddloport, 0. D~~SB~,·~~ U:."d bi llelll";ii; ~ Meth.odlst ehureh met Tuetday have returned from. yacation ID Pl."".... 1111 &mmd By Church Group 'Die WSCS ol Rock SpriDp ·• . . . ··a .... --, Florida Trip Slwr' Mr. anti Mrs. Allred L. ltDush Moore, Mrs. Helen Coe Mrs. Beasley, GuysvUle; evenmg at the cllurch w1th Mrs. tnp to Florida. '!bey v18ded In lloor . Mrs. Mary Will, and Mr . . and . . . . Members and friends of St. W. A. Morgan, president, iD Saraoota, and planned to vloit ' · Norman Will and D1ane, Wendy Basllana, Galhpohs, IS John's Lutheran Church cote· charge. other places in Florida but HurRutland. visiting thio week with her brated the annual Harvest Fes- An organ prelude by Mrs. ricane Betsy cut their trip to turned to Wurtsmouth AFB, ID Local lriends attending were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. tlvat last Sunday. Lewis Grueser opened the meet- two weeks instead of a month Mlclllpn wllere be baa beeD Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell Bruce Lloyd, son, M1ke • . Mr. Despite the wet, rainy weatl> ing followed with prayer by as planned. stationed •lnce Jaa, 10 Gf Ibis and Elmer and Sheila, Mr. and and Mrs. Basttana and children ..-, the program, being bold In Mrs. Amos Leonard. A lett<r of • Their . grandloo, Ricky Cline, year. Mrs. Clair Newell and Larry, spent Wednesday Wllb Lloyds. side the church, was • surce,. thanks was read from Rev. Stan· IS v!Sltmg w1th the!ll aeverall;====..,.;;:;;;llii=--. . and Mrs. Paul Orr, Ernest .Jerry David, son of Mr. and The Sunday School proiram ley McGilliard for a constribu- days. HIS mother, Mftida Cline, II Mrs. Mary Reed, Mr. Mrs .. Max Davis, has enrolled began at 10 a. m. with a wei- lion made to Camp Asbury kit- Is !<aching the eighth grade at Norman McCain and at RIO Grande College .. He IS a come and opening prayer by chen fund. It was voted to ac- Allenville thl'l year. Sherry, Fatth Ann and Maher, 1~5 graduate of Mtddleport Mr. Samuel Michael, superin· cept the askings for the comMr. and Mrs. Rooa.ld Osborne, Hlg~ ~chool. . tendent. Mrs. Robet:t Hamm ing year. p . D" M Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Newland, V18Umg recenlly With Mrs. sang a solo, "What Shall I A contribution was made to UCU., Mr. and Mrs. Herman Osborne, Emma Smith and MISs Render'!" The Sunday School the Ministers Wives Retreat to By M1nuler Group Mrs. Veri TutUe, Mr. and Mrs. Van Cooney were the f<>rme.r 8 children presented their pro- be held October 12-13 at Camp Pro1ects discussed by the pr. Vlrd Chevalier, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. gram, "Woman Along the W•y' Asbury. Named to take birth- Middleport Ministerial AssociaRoss Cleland. F ank C. Butler at DetrOit, giving brief stones of the wo- day cake to Carman's Nursing tlon Tuesday at the home of the Trona Elswick, Marlene Els· Mich. They. were enroute from men of both the Old and New Home were Mrs. Elmer Bailey Rev. and Mrs. M. W. Dowaon w1ck, Mr. and Mrs. W•lhe Free- a vacation 1D Alao VIS· Testaments who played a part iD Octoher and Mrs. Lewis included the continuation of the and Sharon and Charles, lting with Mrs. Smith w"" Mrs. in the coming o[ Christ and the Grueser in November. Pluns daily vacation Bible Bchool! refand Mrs. Watterman Wh1te, Opal Swallow•. spread of Christianity, referreo were made to attend the work· erence books for the pubhc I> Sizes and ~rs. Stanley Trussell, . Dmner guests Tuesday even- to as "The Way." shop at Forest Run Methodist brary and the religious speak· g~anddaughter, TOJet;t~ Haz~l Flor~da. Adams or Holsum McCoy'1 ~illi;l lvs. fashion by the yard I gal. Grade 'A' 28'9 Here's just a sampling of the many exciting labrics you'll find at our store now. 4S" PLAIDS _ I yd. 1.69 A wide selection for jumpers doz. 45" GINGHAMS yd. 89c 36" Suede Cloth yd. 1.79 SIMON'S MARKET OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:09- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY 54" Woolens yd. I.98 up Custom Dressmaking & Tailoring The Fabric Shop Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns • Entered Hospital Brent and Brenda of Columbus Kraeuler, . gue!lt soloist, sang heil. Persons entering Holzer Hos· and Mr. and Mrs. Murl Ashley two ;~elect iOns, "I Will Pilot 1 pita] durinE the last 24 hours o[ Clearwater Fla. Thee and This 1 Wou ld Ask" PACK TO Mit:ET included H<llph W. Young. 2007 Mrs. Mike 'Fletcher, Colum· Mr. Delrr.ar Hamm present· Cub Scouts Pack 248 will Chestnut St.; Mrs. Jessie Hor· bus, has been the guesL of her e~ ~he cla::>s lesson on Self Dis- meet at the Pomeroy Baptist ton, Rt. 1 Thurman ; Mrs. Bel- mother, Mrs. Hattie Smith. Ciphne and Mrs. Robert Hamm church Thursday, September 30 va L. Smith, 856 Second Ave.; Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Horden sang her second solo, "Grate· for reorganization. Boys s. 11 Mrs. W. Harold Druy, 11 White Columbus \'islted over t h ~ ful , 0 Lord, Am 1." Rev. Jo- years or age interested are ask Ave.; Mrs. C. Donovan San · weekend ~ith Mrs. Garen Stans- seph R. Kraly gave closing com- ed to attend accompanied by ders, Mill Creek Hd.; James bury, Middleport, and Mr. and m.ents and closed the program their parents. Den mothers are B. Roush, West columbia, . W. Mrs . George Skinner and fam· With a prayer. Mrs. Fred Blaet- _ need _ ed _._ _ _ __ __ Va.; Mrs. Harvey M. Rolhos, ily, Pomeroy. tnar played the organ, and Mrs. Rt. 2 Letart; Mrs. Donald D. Delmar Ham m was a£:compan- and Mrs. Delmar Ham m wen~ Humphrey, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ist. accompanists. . Atlult Pastor's following the morn in~ pro· The church was decorated ! I William M. Wood, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. William R. Hayma<t, Jr., Class is Planned gram, tables were set and a with flowers y Mrs. Clarence Racine; Mrs. Billy M. Miller, Beginning this Sunday at 7:30 covered dish diuncr wa~ en- Grueser and Mrs. Jospeh Tho· Rt. 2 Wellston; Howard Hub- p. m. at the St. John's Luther- joyed by all wilhin the cburch. reo, wilh the flowers supplied bard. Rlt. 4 Oak Hill: Richard an Church in Pine Grove. a In the afternoon, at 2. a wor- by Mr . Eddie L. Howery. W. Wente, Ironton; Mrs. Hattie new Adult Pastor's class wiU · ship service was held with the - --- ---- ' Hunt, Rt. 1 Buffalo, W. Va.; be held. Rev. Kraly delivering the ser-~ FIRSl Howard P. Lyons. As~land, Ky.; This class is a series of ten mon, ''Our Harvet Hope." Both QUALITY Mrs. Robert D. Mornson, lessol13 covering the central · Mrs. Robert Hamm and Miss ' REGULAR art; Mrs. Ernest T. Brown, of thhe Holy Bible andl Roberta.. ~aeu!er sang solos. Wellston ; Preston R. Parsons, the lnterprelation of Mrs. W1lham Frekcer was or- Certified Oil Station Rt. 2 Racine. the same. These class sessions ganist and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar W. M•in St. Pomeroy Birth• wiH be informal, on a discusMrs. Donald Shupe, Rt. sion basis. Bidwell, daughter, 4:47 a.m. Such topics as the creation or Wednesday;. Mrs. C. DonovaQ the world, church history, death sanders, Mtll Creek Rd. and eternity, .and the Christian's 11:43 a.m.. Wednesday. response in the world today Dl~ch;uged will be discussed. Special cmPer.·sons dt<;Charged from the phasis will be given lo personal ... AT THESE VALUES!! hosp1tal reornt ly were : Mrs. queslions about the lfoly Bihk ' Flem Arrowood, ~r~. George and the church. TONI Cleland, Rosetta Coker, Mrs. The class is intended for thC' 22 Roger Halley, Mrs. Florence proper instruction of new $l Hannoy, Mrs. Gerald interesled adults who de!iire horne, Jillayne Martin, join the Lutheran church. Lawrence otworth, Mr.!l. ever, these meeting5 are Sl. Joseph BAN ROLL..ON Thlenel, Don L. Be••erlv to any and all iDlerealed frt•nds I Sue Spence, and Mrs. Ra;rm<>ndl and church members. There is IOO's "-;S;;;;h~epar~d~a;;;nd~so;;;n;;;·====llno fee or cost and no obligation to join the church. The clas~s Reg. 59c ~ .... 9 k _ will last about one and one-har. hours each. WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND OHIO POMEROY WEEKEND SPECIAL ':"ner's lUNG SIZE. •• easily the very best bread value r.oney can buy, willl such excellence ill texture, flavor al!d lreshness that RIOI'e and more hocsewives insist 011 Heiner's enriched bread as !be quality standard for tlleir table. Mex1 time and every time. ~lie*~ a loaf of Heiner's lONG ~ at yo« faworite store, tile ............i l ~- breadt LADIES MOHAIR SWEATERS (ITAUAN IMPORn s With the papular reaealable end label Home Permanent ~:~: $1· ASPIRIN 39c 63c your biggest bread buy! 66 CHOOSE FROM ASST. COLORS MILL STREET -MIDDLEPORT, 0. • i DEODORANT 42nd Anniversary 18 Celebrated GILLET FOAMY, Reg. 74c · · · · ·· ·· 49t Mr. and Mrs. Floyd celebrated their 42nd wetldin,g anniversary Sunday. Sept. at their horne. They were married in Po1m-l eroy, and are the parents two sons, Herschel Norris Freeland Norris, Racine; and daughter, Mrs. Vera Craig Syracuse. Mrs. Norris was the former P<arl Edwards. They have lived most of their married Jives In the East Letart commu1rlty I where they DOW reside. Helping them celebrate were Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Norris and Clarence; Mr. and Mrs. Freeland Norris, Darrell Steve, and Mrs. Grady Craig and Sherry. SHICK STAINLESS STEEL - REG 74<- I DOUBLE EDGE RAZOR BLADES · · 59c ---Mr~. Tlwrmu i6 'lr Hostels lo Group Mrs. L. C. 'nlolnas was ess to the American Legion iliary of Lewis Manley Post Tuesday evening at her home, Rutland. The meeting was opened iu ritualistic form by Mrs. Anr old Richards, president. Mrs. O!ICar Hardaway reported on toothpaste sent to the Veterans Hospital at Chillicothe. Plans were made for a hike sale at the Tri-Lustre Cleaners, Middleport, October 30 and nall141d on the commlllte were Mn. Em est Bowles, Mrs. Thomas Mr•. campbell Harper. Mrs. 'nlomas read a poelD, Gossip Town, durinl the gram hour and the fll'Oup America. A prayer for chlsad tho meelln,l. Beil!llllo 11141111 were servad bJ' Mrs. maa, Mrs. Harper llld lfrL A). -------------.----------------------------~1-~~ =•=+b VILLAGE CUT RATE Caravella wants no part of that. The Caravella Division of Bulova makes $10.95 watches that are not cheap. All of the Caravella watches have jeweled-lever movements. And all the jewels are working jewels. Every 10.95 Caravella is shock-resisbmt and anti-magnetic. Has an unbreakable mainspring. And is waterproof.• Bulova didn't make a $10.95 watch until they knew they could make one that was right. Before that, they junked the whole idea. CARAVELLI:. Oiwision of luiO\II GOESSLER Jewelry Store Court St., Pomeroy RACINE, 0. •W•t•rprGOt w"en teM, o;;YOWR and Q.l'Y'I•I IN Intact. BARGAIN HUNTERS LAST HUNTI LAST OF THE 65 FORDS eSAVE eSAVE eSAVE BANK RATE FINANCING LAST OF THE 1 ~1111111~ lllllllllllltllllllllllllllllftllft 1111111111 Ill I !i'~ :~ \ -= 10 NEW FORD CARS 4 DEMONSTRATORS !~~ SAVE$$$ ·. ~ ?f: -- "/~ = .. .<cilllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllll~ *''~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~--------1 65 FORDS Extra Saving1 On One New '65 FORD PICKUP TRUCK THEY MUST GO BY SEPT 30, 1965 I WT CALL HURRY KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' l • ' I I GIRLS LOAFERS $J.99 I 1 PLAN RECORD HOP I The Pomeroy Elementary PTA will sponsor a record hop at the Senior High Sehoul audi· to:rium Saturday, following Pomeroy-Rutland £&me. Dancing will be from 10 p.m.• 12., The Jay~ will emcee. 111111 Hospital News 1 FOREMAN ~ ut Middleport "' ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 1 LICENSES Around bo And Herif Beb:r l'ufl Rmu~ Mrs. Nadme Goebel and Susan, mg of Mr. and _Mrs. Charles The children included Louise church. It was voted to meet at ers in the area. 4\11 to 10 Mrs. Clyde Kuhn and Cheryl ~~ards and family, were Mrs. Michael and Lenora Michael 1:30 p. m. beginning in October. Mrs. Dowson served refresh· and .Joey, Mrs. Eleanor Dnug- ~1hlh Edwards and_ Neva Ward, Edith Mees, Jimmy Warner: Devotions taken from John ments to the Rev. Donald Boone, eBrown eBieck \a.'l. Mr. nn~ Mrs. Uarold Brew· Colum bus, ~d their brother, Jay Warner, Rickey Mayer, l4 : 19.27 were led bJ Mrs. Grue- First Baptist Church ; The Rev. er an~ ,Jame, Car~y HulL , M~. L. ~: D1~~· They ~re. here Tommy Hamm. Vickie Clelland, ser, followed by responsive read Howard Ruppelt, First United ePENNY LOAFfRS Re\o . and Mrs . F...ldon Bla.k~. rot a VISit.·Mth Mr. Dtles and Diana Ridgway, Jeff Ridgway, ing from Methodist Hymnal. An Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Mrs. Gay Young, Mrs. Besa1e other relabves. . David Ridgway , \1ichael Br:1un article, Inner Life 8nd prayrr Nyle Borden, Mount Moriah e BUCKLE LOAFERS Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and·Mrs. Jack Satterf1~ld Kelly Cleland, Pam Kautz, Joy hy the leader concluded the de- Baptist Church, and the Rev. Hensley. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ha.ve retur~1ed ~om a wed~mg Kautz and Bill Kautz. votions. Donald Hicks, Church of Christ. eiTALIAN LOAFERS Parker. Mr. and ).trs. Arthur tnp to ·d·Vlrglma p Beach.s· 1hey Lou!'se and Leo n r a :M.1c hae I "A L oo k at 0 urse Ives as Cl1ns-l . -Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Os- are res\ mg on owell- t. sang a duel .. 8. Th k . r w .. th to . 1 VISITS PARENTS , bo d G ·1 M d M Mrs Carl B M w 1ng an sgJV- 1an omen was e p1c o .lmleR. anh. "d'c· dr. an rs. t· .G ranndnon,M. rs. N'J 1. ing." Mrs. Malcolm Mees Sun- UJe program with all members A3c David A. Searls has L!IS ma day Sch 1 5 . t d ' f l' · r Q . ' · spent the last ' everal days with B1 1tc 1e an 1n y and Rob· 1am ruescr a in, Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Russell visited recently in Corn· St Pauool' Cuhpenhn en ednt o ~ar tclpa. mdg.f lluestdlonTiand an- his parents. M~ and Mrs Fred , . · · h 'I d M w- . · s urc , an thfl swer per10 o owe 1e meet· • · . an d Mr_s._I_~".:..Y_ne_H_llc_h_Je. - - . Russell mg Wit 1• r. an 1 rs . 111 wm teache r1, Mrs. Samue1 M1c · cos . hael· mg 1 ed WJ.1h the L.or d' s Pray· Searls , . and .brother . • Leo , ..of . .. · . and Mr. and Mrs. William J er in unison Cheshire. While home he VISit~ V1s1tmg rece Mr. Mayer anti Mrs. WtlHam . ' Down·· . ·were the ·•!Jove ar 1d 1l ed [nen · ds me · 1ud.mg th- e Rev. d p·With k Attendmg . ntly c..nd Mrs. RJC 1Jar IC ens were · . ed . . . ' John Jeffer5 and d ght r their son and family Mr and 1e, ass1st m the presentation Mrs. Wilham Grueser. Mrs. C<1rJ 1 . au e , N. 2nd Av•. Middl•port : Mrs. J'an Houck and chiidrcn, af the program. ,\.1is~ ltobcrta Sheid~> and Mr s. Clifford Leif- ~~ryl of GallipoliS. He has re· _ _ _ Extra Lean GROUND 1 and Sandy, Kenand Dennis, Massillon; Mra. Deootfom IJJ'e 8\-2 to 4 ROAST 1 1 tGua 011 I RIFLE SUNG STRAPS Clel~nd of~:~;:~~:\: 'I I Gun Cleanfng Kits tHUNnRS PANTS & CAPS Pam~la Dotli~ a~d Da~a j I Browning tiRINTERS JACKETS & CAPES Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Newell as hostesses celebrated Attendin ·from out • of · golden wedding anniver- were Rev gand Mr J hn W 11 Sunday, September with and 5 , ,, house at their home In Parkersburg'· Mr a d M 'I no. Vernon Mr n d Mrs. . 'hey were married Septem· John NeWI!ll rs. t 3, 1915 at Pomeroy by the Mrs. Richard Smith and J v. Roher! Hill. They arethe and Susie and Mr and r renl'l of two sons, Hobart of Galen Will, all of· Columbus· C ll!sler and Clair of Byesville. Mr. and Mrs. p L. Will and have four grandchildren, Becky, Jerry and Diana, Newell or Columbus, El- eston, w. Va.;· Mr. and. Mrs. and Sheila Newell, Chester, Blaine Newell and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Newell, Byesville Elln Osborne or Athens. :pgreat grandchild, Jess Mr. and Mrs. John . Mr. Newell send and son, Mr. and Mrs. lived m !be Keno commun- cil Eaton Mr and Mrs 74 years. les Town;end .and Clyde. .,,. served to send. Belleville W. Va .. '1 with Mrs. Hobart Linnie Lemley , Vienna, Va.; and Mrs. Clair Newell Mr. and Mrs. Darrel r ·lma Newland) C~lumbWI. BABY BEEF SALE 1 I SHELL VESTS Golden wedding Anm'versarv ,·s •I Celebratecl by Jesse Newells, Keno Annual Harvest ,..,rest·wal •• ,·s Held at Church • ,.. �.,, :::" . '\) . .,.._ . Classified Ads Your Modern (ommunity n ullctin Board BUT I COWlN'T wmE A THOIJGAND WORP5 .... l ONLY WROTE Ei6HT. DETAil? WELL,YE!i,l 5\JPI'O>e 1 COULD HAVE 60NE INTO N)ORo DETAIL ... llt.IT WITH T~E KIND OF ' ~' .. ' ' 5VMMER!> I HAVE.,~.!!4; !lEST 1ll TRY TO I'OR6ET '""'DE!AI Auto $aiel WANT AD INFORMADON --... -.. . • • .... ..... , . , ,• • ........ O..U• ... LIL ww .. DQ ~ 11)11'51 . . . . . . . ,..,. ,. A. .. tJS5 Harley • Davidsoa KHlC FOR SALE, six roow, two motnrcycle for sale. N • • halls, and a bath, a full alze ballery. $ZOO oasll. Phone wY basement and big porches at S-'1'196. t • ltp the front and back, gas fumTile ~ · ace, wall to wall carpet down _ _.. __.. ... .....,..,. stairs, good location, house World ......... "' In excellent condition, 282 !lleeUoace ... Mulberry Ave:, WY 2->264. Blc eor room. rldo ,... 9 16 12tp - · 8mlll ... ........, WEARE Iron $5 each, one antique ···-"' 11 bed, $10; one dresser, $15; I gas heaters, 15 each; cook stove, $10; New q~t~ll $1> each; Table and chairs, $10. Many olller lien,. II including fancy lace work. Emmett Gilmore, m o·oodc>r· ll St., Pomeroy. 9 16 3tc VJULll'l>, f20, 3 CLEANING THE BASES With Home Run Deals- On Every New & Used Car In Stock! MARK IV 11 New Chevrolet Impalas 3 New Chevrolet Bel Airs 4 New Chevrolet Biscayne 3 New Chevelle 1 New Chevy II 1 New Corvair 2 New Chev.! ton Pickups 1 New EL Camino 1 New Chevy Van AUTO 34 Used Cars •..- ...... $99 to $1795 RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME! S.les & Service All On Display At Our Big Used Car Center eGuaranteed !4 monthl or 24,000 miles POMEROY MOTOR CO. ... ~ FOR SALE - House In Raeino 5 roow and bath, prieo ,. .....,...u. Holln - - - - - _ _ ___:__ minor eli.II<L. cotta and otbu nu.t on tile (I'OUilds of extreme eruelt)', Salt! J'OR SALE - • room house ' or Pl'tltlon WUI tOIIMI OD for hnrlnr on after lboe l2n4 dt.J' et Oe\oHr. new garage and new gas fur~ ~. p BIIU. I. Andenoa, I •~ N A nace, IJ<lr ye ve., orneroy ' Phone WY 2-2344 or WY -=U8=73=·=====·=l0=61=p=l (I) - $340· BlaeHnar's 00 tndtllotl • minor over \he .,. rourten yean. by &<unuel C. Andenoll FOR SALE : King Tromboniwn, 't ' excellenl eond1 IOD. WY 2- POMEROY, OHIO 3348 Pomoroy,O. - 9 15 6tp ' inet and oase. Ph. MY 8-3369. _ _ _ _ _ _.:_ 9 _:1>.:.__:62tp:_ CLARINET, B. Flat, in We're Cleaning The Bases With Home Rua Deals! $1599 litUe wear. 1963 Ford Galnie 500-4 Dr. Sed. $1795 trana., pow~ er steering and brobo, power oest, @ley llnillk, now 111 Une wbitewalllirft. llodlo and heater. I local owner, VB engine with Cruiseomatie 1962 Ford Galaxie Conv. Cpe. _ $1469 Cream finish, white top, V8 onclne, auUJmatlc trans., power lteering, new whitewall tires, Radio ind heater. · 1962 Chevrolet Impala Cpe. 32'1 - $1695 yg engine, Std. traM. Good 1irft, white fialoh, Spotle• eleaa red interior .Radio and heater. 1961 Greengrier Corvair W1gon _ $1095 9 Paso. S oyL engine, 4 apeed trans., good dreo, radio Heater. White and turquoise finloh. RANI! economy, 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. $1089 6 eyl. eneine, std. trans. All good tirfi, eleaa 1nterior. Radio and beater, greea finish. f8li-&13l. Mrs. Dessie Paller""' spent _ _ _ _ _ __:_9_::10_::18::.:tc Thursd8j1 with Mro. Jacob Gl<> lnsuraftCfl ecl<nor. GRAJIIG===E~IJIISIJRANCE. MaDen Clarence Dains of Tilu!v!Ue, IDsurance Agency, Inc., Pom- Fla. and Mr. and Mr.. E. E. ~· Phone WY 2·3381. of Atheno were recent t 1 11e dinner gueoiB of thetr brotber -;IIAFI'N;;;;;;;;;;A..-;:CA=su"'AL=TY=J_: ns:_ur_:.a_:nce= and sister-in-law, Mr. aod Mro. Mullen •--·&mwance Ageocy. Inc. Lind..- Damo. Pomeroy, Phone WY :!-338L Mrs. Elias Stileo, Pemeroy t 1 Uo and Mrs. Elizabeth Young ol =PH~OTO=~c.-py"'rmg--=5onlce-:_.:._:eop.::_ Rocbester, Pa. were Wedneodoy let made of legal dinner g~rests of Mr. and Mn. blr1ll records and almool 8DJ Walter Walker. oilier dOCIIIIIellll. Gene Cooper of Dayloa wao 1ea1er 1111ar111eo, the weekend guest of Mr. and 1 t tf~' Mrs. Carl Moore and was ac· --::::---:-:::--:....:..=-1 companied home bJ Mn. C<lopWanted To Buy er and children, Kent and Susan who llplllll a week witb lbt &NTIQUE FUmJture, dlsbeo, Moorts. mlscellaDeouJ. Call or write: Misa Eleanor Smlllund lrlend, Mn. Howard Cecil. 101 W.. Miss Audrey Ball roturned to Main Sl, Pomeroy. New York City Sunday, after I 29 lie a aeveral weeks' vtslt wilb M!os t1IAIL.EII=-==::-:LOTI~=---~rrw~--= carolyn Smith. qa 11111 nter Bmm'l l.'lall Jlllsa Florence Smifll ntura• Part (SI~Io ApproNd) ed to Washi~, D. C. today. lllnersviiJo, Ohio, Plxruo W\ after a vtslt With ber oilier, 1m!. I II Ue Miss Carolyn Smith. Mrl. Esllt Mosaman lo opondPIJIIE TIMBER and will pay ing a week with relatives in u much as S4 per oord fDr Newark. good pine and abo good bard Mrs. Edwin BonO)' lind ohiJ. wood saw Umber. Wrlta or dren, Julla and Eddie, Jr., C.. see M. W. RUIIfOD, Miner• lumbus, spent the past week ville, Ohio, Eagle Ridge Rd. with ber paceniB, Mr. and Mrs. t II 30io Austin Pbllllpo. GREAT BUYS ON •••. $795 GOOD USED CARS Automatio lrana. Good tllu. l:led Interior. Radio and .... e25 Add'rtlonal Cars To Choose From e1960 Dodge 4 Door e33 New '65 Chevrolet C1rs end Trucks va o-va w.1011 _ e1958 Ford 2 Door e1958 Ford 4 Harold L. Parsono Ra~:l wood, V1., Box a>, 1 . ~ .. . . .. . ~ • •" •"• • • • -··• - .~ • · ~ •• · •'" " ~ · ·• • oo •~ •"• -··i'' • , .,_ •· • ·• ... - --~--..... .. - .. ~ .. $291 ----------....J w. . $195 RUTLAND AUTO SALES iltaW Jloutl !21, tollle, school bill Ill !be DD ..' . va ___ $495 e1960 Rambler 4 Door W1g011 _ $395 e1959 Buick Convertible $495 e1959 Ford 4 Door VB _ _ _ _ $395 c..tor Pomeroy Motor Co•. I'/Hl24. Phone SH 2-4193 . Rutl1nd, 0.. t II 111>.__ _ _;., 1 4-·,.;.- •• - •·-• >' " ••• • • •• • ~·· · ' ' ·"·•• • • • • • ;• '"' bead 38.Greel< ~6 . po..Uao lf.IDBido a6.T-.chero.: Samuel 38. Mulbeny !!!.Badge U. Stone Age tool 2ft, BraceJet ,zt.PosW · abbrevl&. tlon Ill Strong tuto ~ II. Stampol' approval 32. Bits of food :U.Commoa ending ...... ~:____ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __!!.Mtr)lf!CkTAip!, 9J.MOif. 15. Glided 'Could she call you tomorrow, Mrs. Smith? She's pretty j 1oarso after working a double-header with Mro. ~enll") 18. ConeludeG 3T. Jaeket 18. Blngin,C and Mrs. Hubbard! .. voice 19. 0ceaa D • I'J,Y (1R1'P'IOQIJME - Ben!'• low ID work Its ; AXYDLBAAXK lo LONO:J'ELLOW One J~tter ldmpiJitalldsfclr aaother. Ia thll B&mple A Is •. sed ~ the-- for the tbree Ill. X for the two o•-. ete. trophi.-, the length and fonnatkm of Each day liSOSD OTB Single letLers, apo... are all b~ ta. worda IN Iliff- ESVICIII KEPKOB 1 I By CHESTER GOULD I DICK TRACY ME '" \'OU 'I'IOBD ICMES'f YOU MAY HATE KSUKIS YSOID DAUG"TER AND HER eAB>'. WIS~. BUT THlNKOF~R •aiB.-LCIB·a Teotordan ~MORE THAN om: Cll;lAil U .\ 'r11411118 lllXCIIISSIVK IIV~TWAUI WMPO Radio trONDAY mRU FRIDAY8:00 Sign On - News 6:0> Sacred Hearl I 20 Meigs County RFD 8:2> Paul Bowen, Farm uu N..,. 6:>7 Weather 7.111' Nattonal ·'""" 1:~ BID MlDer Sho• 7:30 Sporll Parollo 7:3$ Bill Miller ~how 6:110 ~ und o .n Serenade G:lli Sign Off WJEH RADIO Monday Tbrnugb Friday 7, 15 Sign On, Mualcal Clock SATURDAYS 7:2> News in Brief 6:00 Sign On - News 7:30 Musical Clock 6:30 Happy Valley Boyo 7:45 Echoes of Joy &:00 Country Music Time 8:00 Ohio Valley News 1:20 Country Jamooreo 8:00 World News " 00 Protestant Hour 8:10 Sports Today 1:30 Sporll Parade 8:1> Weather Picture 7:3:1 Larry Andersoo Show 1:16 Musical Clock 1:3:i PickeDlo Hardware IU:Ili II'• Mu•lc - 1\nny 8:5> Community News c-ru.. Tburs.) 11:110 Dutton's and Hems Dairy 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:50 News Top Ten Show 9:55 Mason C.Wlty Newa 8 . Blll MID• Show 12:110 News 10:00 Public Service 8:45 Bam Furniture Show U:J> lustcal lnterludr 10:05 Family Worship Hour 9:00 Nelli U:30 Rev. Merlln feol8 10:30 Latchstring U:llli CoHee wltb Jlnel 1:00 News 11:00 News lt:OO P<>rtralll o1 1 Patriot 1:0> Jim Mees Show 11:0> Morning Melodies iO:OO Swap Shop 5:>0 Sporta Parade (except Friday, 10:30 Bill Miller Bnmcb Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade Churcb Bells Ring) 10:45 MaJOD Aft. l'llogram 6:45 Sign OH 11:45 World News ~l'JIIDAYB 11:&> MllBOD County News !Tueldaf) 7:10 Sign 011 - Anlijo Hour 12:110 Community Newo !0:45 Famll7 Wontdp (Tbura.) 7:&> NeWI 12:05 Noon Newo 10:45 A.b.C. Proeram (Frtdoy> 1:00 Baptlll LaymaD'J Hour 12:10 Mar)et. U:OO Newo 1:10 Sunday Show 12:1> Mid Doy Weather 11:05 'l'lllv'l Country JllllCIJoD 9:30 Tbe Bible Spealf to You 12::/Jl Bulletin Board 11:30 lbly's CounlrJ B)'llllll 9:45 Leglslativo Report 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:00 Cemenl Block Newe 10:00 The Good U!e 12:30 County Agent 12:311 Gnesslar'a Guest star IO:Ilo Ulngresamau Moell..12:45 Country Go Rnund tFrlda1) 10:30 The Country Hymntlmera I:M News Beat 1%:30 Lury Anderson Show . 11:30 The Quiet Hour 2:00 Country Go Rnund 3: le Jim Meet Show U·IIO Newo Z:M Newo Boat t:l> BlaeiiDar AIIIO Show ,...,~~ Hour S:IIO Mid Way Matinee 12• ~ '"" .....want 3'55 Newo Beat t;3() Eleetrle ComPIIIJ' Newo 12:30 Tho Ro't. M..-l!r Teets 1;110 Dlaclng With Don t:tlo Jim Meet Show 1:30 Tbe Rev. Sllaa BUiupa 4:30 IDtercbango 5:00 N.,. J:IIO Tba Rev. Andrew Parsons $:110 Community Newo 5:~ Jim Idees Sbow 2:30 Sunday showeaa.5:05 Mason C.imty News 5:30 Rlzer'a Weather Report 6:110 Sundown Serellldo 5:10 World & National Newo 5:50 Sports Parade 6;15 Sip Ofl &:15 on Sports :1i THE 5:25 Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 1:40 News 7:4> Sign 011 7: t5 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News in Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World New• 1:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 1: f6 Pt. Pleasant Football 10: 3() SoDgs lor Cltlldren 10:45 The Golden Key 11:00 News II :05 Saturday Show 12:110 Local, Ohio, Nat. Newo 12:20 Bullolln Board 12:2> News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Natinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Maliooe 1:55 News 2:00 Saturda1 Matinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Solurdoy Matinee 2:&> News 3:110 S.Jurday Matinett UO Newo Headllneo 3:31 Saturday ldllintl 3:55 News 4:00 Discing with DoBI 4: 3() Top Tea ReVIll 1:00 News Roundup 5:15 Interlude 5:311 Community Cholrl I :00 Dinner Mualeall 7:110 Dance PariJ 7:40 "{EAI.l l TH' C~I Ef:' SURE Kl A SWELl. Gltl,'"' ANO ~~ &T FOLKS llfRE AR< """"' P<10UD o· "~ !:!2!i I GADii' ': t~TI\ ~A'5 A !="COL, SU;.>E 1 Btl r S'l·!E. w. \S t\ ~ Ot.D FOOl, 11:'1(1 DID ,4 LOf FOI{ !hiS TDWN, '"'OU(ii H£l .1\'JJF.JL ScJ ~RY f.'UF.! TH' UJ) I DJr-45HfAO; O:OOPI 0 ' RE?;i!;t.!r 1lt I . lJ(.jlf'1' A ~OQD JO:;B;;_l_ _.:.,_ New~ 7:45 Ofl !be Alr =-=-.,.,. By BRANNER v:-: OltT! '3::"1 sc 5L'2-V D.\wS:So.J ' IV ~ ."1.>\VI".J3 ~UN 1 :0 ;c~~ ' new, oleaft lnterio<. lYIII1 ond &old lllltoh, A obarp oar, On Diapl., At Our 111 UMd Cor :C. crow10t aha~ 25.C&Usup GOTTE"\ ALL ABOUT G cyL Powerglide, radio and heater, whitewaU tire. like - com 18. Nocklllle ,._ Hairless 21. "'Boutb Sea. TaLes" n. Turldlb tn~law ~ ly AL CAI'P 30-Ado- . part& ~1 - LI'L AINEI 2LFamous plra.te S!. Single unlt mauqv• IIR; i ....... --.-.-, 23. Kettles 24. Mtilb'M 29. Keen ». , .. Mainly About G People In ~ Pomeroy 20.Put up wW. 21,Sov· &Gued Noomt ESTELLA M. POTl'J, PLiJ.u• Webater and ruuz Attorney. for PlaiDUH excel~ II) ». lB: a 1 11. aa, WAREHOUSE SALE PIANOS - ORGANS llentalo from $5 mo. · CARL'S KEYBOARD CENTER -~·· i 1J11'1 Markel St., Parkersburg. ~ 15. Fiber i7. Dw;ut .. (]oddess; of earth I. Secrete : .wtg 8. TheriOII "1, Coming flower te.M-n<>Ce Daughter• ICIUII will be for bearlnJ on ed afteor U.. lat diJ' ol Ootober, l!llfl ~ DOWN 1. Uproar meaalft 14. FirsH'ate 10. Frngraut n. in golr Brttala 2. 'l'tU'e8d l. Land colored. bird o!t)::. Tf_ect._:: 9 14 3te G. Floated W on water J,211Br!.ghtiJ nez P&Uuo ara1a1• 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. _ _ $895 1960 Ford 4 Door , U..Selt.o drtve. .asymbolot Great .!ln. root U. Step llf A.UJUtt, 19611, $he pi&JDUff. r..teJ 1a M. PolU. flied 11 bim Ill the Colhmllll Pleu Collrl (II lttlip Count}', OtUe, Cate No. 1!.812. prayinl for a CU'f'Orca and. ethtr relief Pom...., owner, no BP engine, 4 speed tn.ns. Jet black finiBh. Red buvket ~eata, ndlo and beater. Tires abow f1 AL Banner 0 . Infrequent 10. Edible able dlll1ence cannot bt ucadatmie. wW take oouce lhat on tho l8t.h day Paperl, 1963 Corvair Monn Cpe. ------===1 ... , Rathbunl Local DAILY CROSSWORD ft81deoce II WlknoWDo and by reuon lent condition. SH 2->043 J: PLAY CARDS WIF 111 IPbona EVERY USED CAR GOESl " LIGAL NOTICI rou., lr., wbwrl J1ae1o ., FOR SALE: Hawks B Flat crlar~ :t)lth:Uro:~:!, Grand Slam Sale I ITWU2 IMI, 23, 30; tlO) M. friend, :111.,. .,. hother lnd 'lonellt ~ S".::.Hk'..f. ' '---\ TH' FELLERS . • I lnstrument I MUIIC8 OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. I'GDiel'tf ..... W1 Nl'll 1 ll2 Uc " lite FOR SALE - 4 room house, - -- - - - . -new bath, largo porch, basetamping Equtp. ment, DOW paint, I acre SAVE - SAVE - SAVE ground, on brick road o II Post seoson sale Apoche Trav· Rt. 7, $3,ii00.00. Phone WY S. el Trailers and Camping Sup &12'1. t 14 30io plies. BEST DEALS NOW! Low priced used ite!llll: 28 • 8 ft. Colonial Housetrailer, \\ $79>; I wheel utility tralier $51; t ft. POP Tent $51. AmiPOMEROY - 2 story frame, bary Apache Trailer Soles, I large rooms, 11> batlls, full 831 4th ~ve., Gallipolis, 0., basement, gas fired hot wat- Ph. 447<1239. t 14 3w or heating, garage. Good Jo. Leg•l Notice eation. Prlcod 1o sell. -·IN;-;;:;;-~=.c;;-;;;=~=.COMMON PLIAI cOU•t MIDDLEPORT - 0Dt StOf'J OF THI MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO frame 1 4 rooms ball bath, lillie J, Andtrton, ' • lltlftor ovtr ltll . , . tf ..., . _ eDCIOBed back porch, gaB yeen. Dr hmuel C. Andencta, tw beaU.... lot 50 I ]10 a'li:IU'IIIO fltttltr .,. MlCt trlena, woe, · .-vv· · 647 Iouth IKOftd tti'Ht, J'ARM- 115 acrea 31 ealtlvat.- MltdMHrt, e~•••· ... ~'"' td, &0 in pastW"e, plenty of lttlphen o. A•d•non water, 2 water systems, plWJ :~u~=~~ 0~1':: Jt'r..tO...ndMt good 5-room bouse bath1 ceH Na. n,101 ' NOTICI IV 'UILICATIOH basement, coal furnace, gar· stephen o. Andenon. whOM pm. ot re~ldene. '- unkDown. tNt w!&alt age, 2 bams, oth er bulldiogs. tut place ol re.idenc:41 •• 120D., $9,000.00, North HiJb Stntt, ColumbUJ ~. Ollio. , will tlb DOtiee dull OD Au(lllt II , ALBERT M. COX, SAI,t;SMAN 11115, the UDd.al"'!tane4 nie<l her 1141\1WY 2-3831 WY t-3631 ~:~.:!..U::~..~ :,~:·c:::. .:! S l4 3tp pre)'in, for a 41voree. euatodJ of YOUII CHIVY DIALIR Iii the U.S.A. . . . . . lllnel, duced. CaD 919-2811. - • Most Popular UDit .. --------~~~ • By FRED LAS5WUI. ,0 ' . .. ~ .• · -' ·> " •• n • ·· • •• •· •" •• ·~ -·••• •·" " ...... - .. , ... - .. ... ~,._.,, ·'· _.,. _., I ' �\ ' I a:Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo)"t~O_c_Sept. ~~· _1_9_~5 Il l PTA Wants r-ME=I .G=$=TH=E=AT=R=E'"~ 1 Religious • · ,_..,, 011111 II Service in HS .... . _____ , TONIGHT NOT OPEN The Rutland PTA approved I' chapel service In the h Ig h school at its meeting Monday evening in the High school aud· itorium with tht; president, Mrs. Betty Williams, presiding. 1 1 . PRIDAY and SATURDAY September 17-11 "THE TERROR" \Technicolor) Boris Karlofi Jack Nichol· son, S•ndra Knight "36 HOURS" • Jaa. Garner, Eva Marie Salnt. ROd Taylor. John Banner The meeting wlis opened with Scout Troop 240 leading the pledge. Devotions were led by Rev Robert Smith. Songs ted by vernon Weber followed, accompanied by Dunna Weber. · Mrs. Parson's first grade won , SUN., MON. and TUES. S.pt, 19-21 the attendance award. "CIRCUS WORLD" Tbe secretary, Mrs. John Wayne, Rita Hayworth White was installed by Mrs. (Technicolor) Harold Sauer. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. I The PTA went on record as - -- - - - 1 .1 I li II ~ ~ ...1 I · · ~. * ,,. '· ... ·i '.•••: · .. , ,: "' ~· .' • • . .iii., ~ ,,.,,. ~ ........~, :'." , '·~,;,::;.·1.,:' ' 'I I ~"' ............... '· .,h ''' . · 11 • TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Jesse E. Nelson will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary w1th open house on Sunday, Septem~r 26 from 1 until 5 p.m. at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Jim N_elson I' 1 1 • • • • w_.·....,.. assortment of color combinations i 1 $2.95 Confidence' .• something we give away with each purchase! Jean Hupp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp, Letart Falls, was united in marriage to Kenneth Ba!l!, son of Mrs. Kate Bass and the late Bill Bass, Cliftoo, W. Va., Sunday at 2 p.m. by the Rev. James Early at the parsonage. Miss Hupp was altired In a pink suit with matching acces-sories and wore a white rosebud corsage. She was given in marriage by her father, Arnold Hupp. Roberta Roush was the bride's attendant and wore a blue dress with matching accessories, and wore a pink rosebud corsage. I Best man was Dona Bus, ' cousin of the groom, Cl:ifWn. Attending the weddin& were: Mrs. Katie Bass, Clifton; Char· les HupP and Noreen Slusher, Columbus, and Mr. and Mr1. Arnold Hupp. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. Atlending were :~r. and Mrs. Russell Gibbs, Lebanon Rev. James Early, Roberta Roush, Mr. and Mrs. James Knightin& ml• ::~~~ Edward, Charles and R Hupp; Mrs. Katie Ba,., D8llajl Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Hupp, James Hupp Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kermeth Bass. Mr. Bass is employed by telephooe company in Columbus. Mrs. Bass ia a gradUOie of Southern Local High School and Is n Cosmelolofllst In C<> lumbuo when they will make their home. When you bring your boby in for •hoes, skilled. experienced hands e>perlly meesure those till)' feet ... then, 1 pair oloof~ ftaible ahoeo are fitted to give <!l<IICtly the right amount of wiggle room, support, and comfort. PREMJml QUALIH UPPER LEATHErl. The sort a•1pple lee!lw ~ cm1y in the finest oboeo. - .. :LARGER TOP OPENING, making shoe• e'"ier to put on ond PERFORATED, ALL-LEATHER LINI!\G thnt circuiatea air, bepin1 boby'o oocb and feet dry. IXPERT CONSTRUCTION ••• with a unique snugger-fitting bee!, no c:bafing l!e8JJJ8, and no rigirl shank. to make shQe still and unlJendin&. So, why take chan'"" ... be aure your baby geta the proper fit thai'• so vital to t..wler. 110-wiDI feet. Come in aoon, and be IUl8! 1• ' FIRST QUALITY REGULAR C:.rtlflecl Oil Stetlon MIDDLEPORT, 0. MENS ALL WOOL BUTTON FRONT COAT SWEATERS An excellent everyday sweater. Made with double elbow for extra wear. Sizes 36 to 46 and extra large sizes 48 and 50. Teal Heather, dark oxford and navy blue. ... . .. ·· ··'·- . . ~">··--- ~- .. ~~ ·~ Records-Guitar Strings Reeds-Musical Accessories You 'll find a lot of "Musical Sundries' ' In the music department Recording Tape - ----------------------------------------- FIVE CENTS --------------------- hinese, ' e'll on Elberfelds Valve Oil - 2nd floor. Clarinet and Sax Reeds - Cork Grease - Violin. Strings - Picks- Five Persons Fined Before I 0Observers Record Racks. Stop in. See what's for sale. You'll nsTORS PLA BRUSH ON PAINT Pia Spray Paint A new complete selection of colora and white. Flat finishes, melallics and re- ~ oz. bottle, 54 different colors in the selection. gular paint. Yuu just spray it on. Dries quiC'kly, 69c lSc aeon VIsit Elberfelds rocord deparlment on tho s-nd floor. A big selecllon of records In all tho Country's loading or1 ists. Vocal groupo, la~ds. Fanny Farmer Candies Now's a good time to buy CURLER CADDIES Chocolate mint wafers, assorted creams, home Now! Quick Drying Wllhoblo, Pormonont Flnlshod Pre-Shrunk CURTAINS miniature assortment, chocolates, chocolate almond bark, chocolate covered cherries, Dixles, ...· - ...., ----.,, Democrats Hear 1I "";.:¥;~::"'= yeat-old Wabama High School . Candidate for ,m.art jualors were placed oral .. by Jude• Jomet Lee Farmer Candies of matchless flavor. Perfect for bulky hair curlin.e. Accessories and t11tmetlcs. Made of durable vinyl. Has mirror lid . Jumbo 5ize. $1.49 TRULON candy. Choose your favorite from this selection. French mint squares, fruit slices. Enjoy Fanny A heritage album rontaining 1064 familiar and inspirational quotations, poem5, sentiments and prayers from great minds of 2000 years. by boHto Visit Elberfelds Notion Department on the first tloor for a complete selection o[ knitting needs - Circular needles - double point needles - lon g needles in all lengths - instruction book!! - knitting spools - stitch holders - knit tallies - lhtch markrrs - yarn bobbins point protectors and many others. You'll also want to see the selection of yarns at Elberfelds. TREASURE CHEST BOOK 1paod1 Check your needs in batteries for your transistor radios and buy what you need from the selection at Elberfelds. A complete selection in the size and voltage you need. Thete's no scouring! Food can't stick! IN Pomeroy .... . . _ ...---·-·..-·--·-··-·- . . . . _.,..,., ··- Game Films Dr. McMillen weStv·rrgtman .. Are Shown to Hospitalized . MUS Boosters D'Ies Thursday D'Ies In • At hens pep Ra}}y , He}d for Fans I I f9.75 Elberfelds r: Guy C. GOrby A complete h a 1r cutting kit with heavy duty electric clippers and accessories, barber sbearo, comb, whisk broom and instructioa booklet. S.leslips From ha~lu~':;s ~~~~ding were Nancy Arnold, Rodney Karr, Chris er. OD Tompkins, Dick Knight, Dick He is survived by lit. Werry, Ted Morarity, Eddie Alice. anet two siSters, 1111. Tbompsoa ia juvenile hearillgj • •· . Stark Joe Neutllng. BID Nea.. Bertha Am011 Ru~ll, RutThuroday alternooo for the inSouthern Local Athletic Boooter., •bowing deep Iand j C. Russell · .. rtJ!>I) land, Jnd '""''* · ~ tl humao killllll of five calo In concern over current fmanc1al nee~s Thursday evemng, Chari s Ty · . NEW YORK - New Middleport R 0• N bi-otho the New Havea area. committed themselves to an intense fund-raising pro· .s · deed 30 ~a~ glv~n a York 's prest1g1ous morning Thomas ~nd '1 sister Glad~ am uspen ay J31 sen ence newspapers railed to publish . ' • I"' the Delmar Canaday, Demo- The youths were ordered by gr · and a $25 and costs fin 0n an . Jeffne!l, preceded him In de!lth f lh be h Various money--earning plans were proposed and e . today because of a stnke Funeral . . · cratic candidate for mayor o w:ek~:"y ~~Dbt by ~mp~m:V:.-1 discussed at the session presided over by Mason Fisher, assault charge, Robert J~ruor against the New York Times Sunda , al ~rvJces Will be heJd Pomeroy, spoke to members of a Boosters president. __ _ - Parsons_. $1 ~nd costs. failure and the retaliatory shutdown of in s } p.m. at the Rawlthe Democratic club at their 10 p.m. On weekends. Tbey All proceeds from the money. I membership cards have been · to obtam a title ; John Carroll six of the city's seven other g Coats Funeral borne with meeting Wednesday evening were also ordered to get cou- making projects will be applied ~ ld f Eagle, $25 and costs, reckless major d<~ilies. Brother Art Marcwn and . in the Second Ward Firehm1se. ventloaal baJrcutt, stay out of . . . so so ar. operation, and Clifford Icenhowthe Rev. Chester Lemley io HOLLYWOOD - s•t;NCERI Benny Rice of Columbus, for - the state _. Obio, not smoke to present obligatiOns, It was! The Boosters hope to sell at er and Edward Schaefer, each O~y the New York Post, an charge. Burial will be iD the Tracy, 65, who loomed larger rnerly of Pomeroy spoke on be-l or drink, !tay out of beer par- announced. least 600 cards by the end of $25 and costs on overload cbarg-' eve~mg paper, w.as able to Miles cemetery. than life from the 010\'ie screen_sl half of Mr. Can~day. Robert l lors, attend school and cburcb Boosters said many more ac-:Set ptedmber. Anyonlrae not yet fcon· es. ~~bhsb ads.tthe Istnkde oil 2:~ Friends may call at the fUllfor three decades, waged a qui- Burdette Democratic candi· services regularly and t be ticipants in the organization are , acte may pure se one rom I Judge Porter suspendeu the lffies e I ona _ an . c enca I era! borne any time, et battle for life today in Good ldate for' Sahsbur townshl driver's Ucenses ol two hav. needed and urged everyone in· Booolers at Southern Tornad- ~ fines of Schaefer and Icenhower workers went mto !Is second ; Samaritan HospitaL . Y PI lag them were taken up by lbe lerested in Southern Local Ath- oes home football games, and laced bolh on probation day. The walkout and atteodant HWe hope to pull him trustee, w~s mtroduced. court. Jetics to attend the next meet- ~ther proJ~cts planned to: for / monlh. shutdowns left more than 17,000 throuJh," a medlcal spokesman '111e m_eetmg was in. clli..J'~ of, ~f.((~~ra~~Jr,;<;c,;o:,t+:~'';~, in~, Thursday, ~pt. 2~, Help raJse money mclude a bean sup-1 newspaper employes out of said yesterday. The white-hail- Jack ?'1sp, new ~resident : Ern· work. . . 1w1th the upcommg proJects is per. record hops, and a gun ed, crqgy-faced 'actor wbo won est Wmgett, Racme, chaJr~Hn 1 needed. shO?t. Con~ract negtJtlahoDll bet~een lwo aeademy awanls for his of the Democrat exec. •ve ' Current projects of !he Boost- High School Football Coaches the Times and the Amencan proficiency befor8 the cameras board, s~ke briefly and Mrs. ers are the sale of this year's Ronald Deem and . Mike Popp Newspaper GUJ!d (ANG) were underwent a prostatectomy Sept. Mary W~ppel, deputy clerk of athletic hoosier membership atteoded the meetJng. reessed at 1:20 a.m. !EDT) 1. He took a turn for th, worse the election board, spoke on·lhe ill cards and serving of 1 dinner today. They were scheduled to Tueoday. His Ulness wao not Importance of the off year elecnext Friday during a meeting resume at ll A.M. The key Thirty Middleport Athlelit disclosed unW yesterday. tlon. of county teachers tit Southern A M!U~o~, W. Va ., man ISsue m the deadlock was uruon Boosters nw films of the MHs. Greetings from Washington, High school. was hospitalized early today for demands or job security pro- Rutland game Thursday night WASHINGTON .- DEFENSE an Invitation from Mrs. Walter Treasurer Robert Cozart and ~eatment of lfiJ.~le~ susta~~~ tect~on against eff~~s of rauttr at the high !Chool cafeteria and officials indicated today that the Moeller Inviting aU Meigs COUD- Figur.. the first week of membership Chairman Frank n a one-<'ar ;eel en on tbe l matJOn and posSl te ulure planned • Booster - ·~ PentaJon';; plana to hire 80,000 tlam who visit Washington to classes today showed 3,523 stu- Cleland reported less than 25 ~am--st _m omeroy near mergers. -. . dance Saturday, Oct. 30. civilians to free anned )forces "walk with her" on a tour of dents are enroiiM In schools - -- ··- - · - Dr. Homer G. McMillen, for-- mtersectmn of Nye-av. , It appeared unhkely that .• Vice President Gene Harr1l personnel for eombat duly will Capitol Hill and visit the Su- of the Meigs County system. mer pastor of the First Unileo Police said Darrell O'Dell, I ~ttlement <~utd be reached m pr.,ided wbeo the first pr<ldllcnot aUect the expected rlBe in preme Court and the !.lbrary of Couoly Superintendent 0. 0. Presbyterian church of Middle- 10, failed to negotl~te !he curve time for tbe four maJor even- lion by cameramen Curtll Jendrafl calls to 35,0110 men. thJS CongreBS, was read by Mrs. Patterson's off1ce reported port, died Thurday In River- tn front or the Wh1lehouse res- 1ng pa,pers bound by the pub- kinson and Charles Aso Brill· month. Thomas Young. 1,183 attendllll classes In side Hospital in Columbus. tauranl and hi• 11165 mooel car hshers ~utualatd pact to aet bury with the Boosll!rs' new lr). Defense Secretary Robert s. ' Potluck refreshments were ' Southern Local, 1,012 in Easl· Mrs. Harry S. Moore, a friend hit cement steps and • walt m out tnday 8 edltiODS. lens movie camera WM otJser. McNamara annollllCed the nwve ..rved with 'Mrs. Victor Young ern Local, llii2 in Northwestern of the family, learned that fu- front or a bouse occupied by the ved. They had el)>erimealed to hire additional CIVIIIM work- Sr. Mrs. Clyde Brown . and Local, 376 In SaliSbury Local, Guy C. Gorby, 81, of Athens, neral services will be held al Braley family. The holllll! " lo- , With wlde angle, normal, and ers Thursday · during ...... ~s. Waoda EbUn ID charge aod 120 in Bedford District. • former Meigs county residen~ the Rutherford Funeral Home csted adjacent to the MeigS IS telescopic lenses whicil ... tncotiference. He !lid the hiriiJir, ' ' Abteakdown of the atleodaoce died there at Sheltering Arms at 4 p.m. Friday. The body will County Bookmobile headquarttercha~~&eable duriJJi lfi4 a. to begin nexl year, will free figures for the various dirtricts hospital Thursday. He had then be taken to Perry County, ers. lion. 7!,000 officers and eD!Ialed men SERVICE HELD shows: taught school In Meigo couoty Pd., where services have been O'Dell sustained a laceration Other fund - raislotl projodo lo111 desk and otber DOD • com- Family . graveolde services Bedford - Bedford Elemen- unlil his reltrement. scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday of his fo:ehead and compl<lincd were reviewed and co-dlofr)e. balanl jobs. were conducted by Rev. Eugene la'Y, 120. He was hom al Carpenter, at the Centre Presbyterian of back lntunes as a result of A large crowd of Southern dies Mrs. Charles Bradbury and Underwood, Thursday, lor Gary Eastern- Chester 25!1, River- November 17, 1817, the .on ol the Church. He Is survived by his the 3 a.m. mishap. He was lak- High School football team fans Mrs. Louis Sauer Jr., lllldo DETI\Orr CHRYSLER Thomas Johnaon, who died Wed- view 132, Tuppers Plains UJl, late James Corwin Gorby and wife and family . en to !he hospital by private turned ,ut Thursday evening to their first reptrt on the current Corp. confirmed " Is moviiJi nesday, the second of !win oons and Eastern lli&h School 281. Adeline Kayser Gorby. He Is He served the church io Mid- transportation. a pep rally at the school spon- memberahip drive whidJ ll(lODo some. of Its factory facilities ~ut born lo Mr. and Mrs. Harley Northwestern - Harrisonville survived by his wife, Mra. dleporl in the tate 1940s and ear- O'Dell was cited to · "1yor sored by the Southern Local eel Wedneoctay. ot Mlcrlgan, but DOl nece!lllrilf E. Jolmson of Pomeroy Rt. 1 112, Salem Cenlllr, !34, Rutland Blanche Sisaon Gorby, also ally '50s. Charles Legar's court on a reck- Athletic Boosters. A scheduled d!Jpiay of aew to Ohio. (Wolfpeo) SepL 12 al Veteraao Elementary, 352, Rutland High former Meigs county resident. less operal10n charge. "" car Head football coach Ronald equipment beloc used by lbe Gov. Georce Romney 1°1 the Memorial hospital. Beside his School 214. Funeral ..rvices will be held MISS BY 111 YARDS wa. demolished, police said. Deem and assistant Coach footbati squad this yw wu 1 ~w~":' m;et- lwlu brother, Jerry , Et)mund, Salisbury- Bradbury, 194 and saturday at 1:! p. m. at the Pomeroy and Rulland 7 • !lh word Mll<e Popp spoke and lntrnduc- caocelled due to the late 11n1a1a 8 lng Th L YT~ re- the baby Ia survived by lwo sis- Salisbury 182. Bigony Funeral home at Albany Grade football teams played an MHS ., eserves Win ,ed members of the Tornado grid of a reserve team come ol ~ sldent · ynaed Ro · wn- tera, Tammy Diane, 4, and Cher- Southern - Letart 119, Port- with the Rev. David White of- 8-8 lie Thursday after school •J Isquad._ The school lrand, under land. se~ "::ur :"Y1t~e:"~~ yl Lyno, 2, and his grandpar- land 79, Rscine Grade School ficiating. Burial wlll be In at Rullaod with the Baby Pan- Rutland Contest directiOn of Danny Witherspoon, Next Thurotlay n!ihl the ,.. 1 0 ~ .m ~~ g · enl!, Harley T. Johnson of Porn- 202, Southern Eiemeotary m, School Lot cemetel'y. Frlerods !hers a yard and 1 lraU away . , and cheerleadera also took part lie is lovited to attend thewhryhn~ by eroy RD 1 and Ada Slack of SySouthern High School 338 and may call after 4 p.m. today at from another TO wheo lime Middleport s reserve football In the rally, al "Moe! the Toa!n" Diehl. 1 s .,- rt. al •c· racuse. Syracuse 1611 the funeral home ran out loam won Its first game of the A parade downtown led by the tory ~ve wu "" reOectioo DD · ' · season Thuroday even1111 2tHJ school band with the Racine V•- Me- 8' I"" Mlchlpn·s economic climate. , at Rutland with the Rutland emergency anit, the ochool Admlsoto.. a...ter ·Olrrf, 3523 p0p1.•S · Are CoUnted • CoUnty System SHOP KITS Your I Newspapers In New Yo~ rk Ie~~~:~ ;~. ~er:a.~ef= llile. Shut Down .If ! HOME BARBER Alw1ys S•v• ' I WORLD poir BeThrlftyl Southern Local Boosters Put Fttnd Plans ··n Acb·on Pomeroy Mayor Transistor Radio Batteries 81" length, in While, Gold, Pink and floral pattern. Need no otarching, stretching and little or no ironing sps CushJohnson Of Bradbury Diesat72 · MIAMI IUPll - A Paa Americaa 707 jet with JO persoa1 aboand era!hed ~ay on the Island of Moatserrat ia tbe British West lodie1. Tbe Civil Aeronautics Board, which confirmed tbe crash, Fines were levied ag~inst said It was not yet known 1f Cush H d Joh . owar f !Ve n ons today by County there wer~ survivor• • T b 0 Me . County' ] llBOD, di one of 1 .Judge Frank w. Porter Jr., CAB said tbere were !1 pa1Igs ea ng stock· p omeroy H'1g b aeagers and nine crewmea a- _ men, . . . . w1t. h I more B died db Thursday the It his home PROJECT CONFERENCE - The Housing Authonty. of the City of Pomt Pleasant held • pre-construction confere~~e today at C1ty hall school seniors as observers. board tbe plaae whlcb left <n ra ury at age of n. before. work begins on the 50 umt low-rent Public Housmg Project, above, wh1ch has been m planmng smce August, 196;o The general conlrac- The students second batch in Port de FraDCe '00 the lslaod HIS_ death e!Kied an exteMed tor all sub-contractors, the arc~itect and two public housing officials from Philadelphia attended Following this meeting, the group moved lo a series under' a cooperative of Martinique boaad ror ~ntl- penod of poor health. the'project site wbere a simp!~ grou~ breaki~g ceremony was held. Construction IS scheduled to be completed by !\larch . 10, 1967. The plan manged by the court with gua aad the~ 00 to New York. A native of GaiU. -ly, he $855,000 fifty-unit complex. w11l contam 20 umts designed for elderly and 30 for non-elderly people. There, wlll be_ 15 bu1hhngs. The project the hi h school, were on hsnd .,, .. , , __ .. ... .. ......... was the >ln of the late Howard is the-,result Of comprehe~stve plann1ng. and the adoption of a "":ork~b le program for c~mmumty progr~ss.' The l'I~Y has apP.hed _f?r anot~er I to hea~ ond see routine court 1~'-" --- ""·'' ',~,m~,,~'1· ,_.,\•. ,;t.w,;;-:< J . and Merle Thomas John50 ulllta of Jow rent housm& especlaUy for the elderly, to be a high-nse style structure Ideal for a growmg populatiOn of scmor Clllzens With proceedings. Groups of 1 will 1 ' 0 ~-d •hrlnko§ incomes. attend court on Friday mornI I e1y known ... stork dealings until all PHS seniors have er, ~r. Johnson had been vic. probably find what you need. KNiniNG SUPPLIES W. Mllll II. ~- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1965 j' I JeanHupp, Bill Bass are Wed on Sunday POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO Unlled Prtn JnltrnaUooal 1troops and planes had been In-•Peking's demand !hat India •new fury. 1nese mlghl attack U lodia ;g. !he lndiao Defense Ministry to- most massive_armed sweeps of Ing what, lf any1hlng, to say or Jndit~n Prirue Minister La l1 truding inlo China's territory. fwithdraw its troop.s irom dis-- ! Thua China had set on a nores the ultimatum . ! da_y said lnd1an forcet~ ha~e the war conhnu~ agamst a do about the ultimatum. B·· ~adur Shastri told Communist but he agreed to a jolnt investi-1 puted border areas within three I course to fish in troubled South I At the same time, it was re· i seized control of the 21 - IWie suspected maJ~ communist ~ U~ NATIONS 8£.. ::runa today It would fight if gation of disputed bocder re· :days or face the grave conse-l Asian waters, directly contrary ported that Communist China railroad line between Sialkot & str?nghold 30 miles mrth. ·of curLty Council was to meet U :he Chineae inVaded India. The gions "in order nul to give lhe l quences- a strong implication: to advice Thursday by the Unit- is massing troops along its In· Pasrur north of Labore and m Satgon.. Thousands of Amencan 1:30 a. m. (EDT) today te whole world expressed anxiety Chinese an excuse (or an attack I tbc Chinese would ltctack. · ed States. dia border, which exteurls 200 disputed Kashmir tha_t "no en- Australl~n , New Zealand and deb_ate the. next step toward ·hat Peking'a 7Uto'ur ultimatum Ion India.'' j While Shastri accused China I The note broadcast by Pe- miles from Kashmir to Nepal emy ~aff1c ~as mo~ng.·• ~uth VIetnamese troops co~ e~ng the f~ghting between ta~t)ll\d explode into a Dew war. Shastri spoke lo parliament !of interfering in the Kashmir Ikiog Radio did not oper.ly threat- through some of tht world's 1 . Pak~stan sa~d lnd1an o~ra- bmed for~s on Wednesday m dia and Paki~tan over Kubmir. Shastri rejected as baseless Iafter a series of emerge.nc~ 1dispute_only t~ prolong it, ~he en m.ilita~y a~tion, but its ton_e most ~ugged country.. tJOn!l m the SJalkot area faded. a determmed attempt. to clea~ The council was summoned ~akin&·' I cbargea that Indian IcabineL meetings to co111S1der Iwar w1th Pak1sttJJ1 raged With Istrongly 1mphed Utat the Ch1- A mtd--day bulletm IEStled by I OTHER FRONTS ~lei area of commurust guer bGoy Udb- S. Amth~assadorth~ur J. 1 erg, Is mon s presi· , . · r1 as. A SMALL BANLI OF VIET den!, to hear a full report from Cong guerrillas attacked a govADMINJ8TRATION OFFIC. Secretary General Thant on hil ernment outpost seven miles ials today were assessing the fruitless mission to obtain 1 southwest of . Saigon before Iyrim political and strategic im- cease - fire in the Jncllil • Pak· dawn today m a bold attempt plicatio1 : of Red China's de· istan war. lo_ probe t~e capital's defe~ses. mand that India abandon anum· In a preliminary report t. m the a1r war, an Amencan ber of strategic posts along sued late yesterday, Thant cfi1.. spokesman disclosed the loss of their disputed border before closbi that both sides had r• twi U. S A1r Force F105 jets midnight Sunday. fused his plan for an anconctiover North VIetNam yesterday. President Johnson and his tiona! cease-fire and return tG understood to positions established in Kastl. 1Both pilot~ were IJ sted <IS miss. advisers were ing. be waiting the views of New rnir under a 1949 Securjty CouDOn the ground. one of the Delhi ~nd London before decid- 1ci1 resolution. Sizes4to 8 1 BAKER furniture Sizes 1 to 4 Boys end Girls $2,98 1 1 • e 2-piece style in a. wide lnf1nts NO. 128 _ _ hastri Tells eNo Ironing needed Fine quality cotton twiU knee knockers zipper front, 4 pockets, belt loops, double stitched seams. Sizes 8 to 18. Light blue, navy blue, wheat, ice and black. 1 • • Carefree washfast colors KNEE KNOCKERS Miss JgAnn Frecker, daugh- Ralph Werry, organist. Alan ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Holter lighted the candles. Frecker. Minersville Houte 1, The bride wore .• floor l~ngth became the bride O( A2C John gown of wtlite saun featurmg I Edward McLaughlin, son of Mr. rounded jeweled neckline and Mrs. Lloyd M. McLaughlin, long sleeves coming to points Pom~roy Route 3, Saturday, Au- over the hands. The pleated 7 at the Federated church. skirt was accented in the back I The' vows of the double ring by a satin boy. Her fingert!p ceremony were read at 7 p.m., veil of nylon ~et ~s held m the ~v. Wilhur Perrin be· place by a wh1te satm rose. She an altar decorated with two carried a bouquet er white carseven branch candelabra and Inations with white satin a;tream· baskets of white gl<~dioli . A bas· 1ers. ket of muJti.colored gladioli dec- I Mrs. Roger Starcher, sister orated the entrance to t h e of the bridt:, and matron of h.on· , church. or, wore a sheath dress of while I Preceding the ceremony, nutr !lace over blue taffeta, featuring I music was presented by !a scooped neckline and an over· ~---- · · - · .----: skirt of white lace and blue expressing Its destre for chapel I tarteta. She wore 1 blue lace services to b€ hed in the high j pillbox hat with short veil and school. I carried a bouquet of blue F"'1=~ Due to the resignation of the , nations . president, Betty Williams, a Miss Ann Holter and I meeting will be held Thursday Pam McLaughUn bridesmaids, at 8,15 at the high school to ,· wore identical_ ballerina le~gth elect a new officer. dresses of pink nylon ch1ffon I Teachers and parents were . with white trim and _a pink pi_IIintroduced. 1 box hat tnmmed With a white Tbe TYLER Model LG6301 I Refreshments were served by · l~ce and short ve_ il. They car- J Quality 23" Color TV the executive committee. ned bouquets of pmk and white 1 carnations. (2Y owera1 di8:Jonal. 274 sq. ins. wieMb~ area) ' LAD Kll.LED Roger SI"Brche wa! best man. Admiral LduaiM Color fidelity CoMrol ••• - colon .. I TOLEDO UP[) Tom Ba~ For her daughter's wedding, you know dum Admiral AuW.aUc llo!ca~ Circuit ... 1uarU aew.t I lash 6, was killed Wednesday Mrs. Frecker chose a black color impurit.iee caulll'd by mapetie ioterfereDQII when he was struck by a car j silk dress with pink and black ! Proot Video Peakiq Sele<:ior ... elimioa.t.el p.oata HI pidu,_ J in a street near his suburban accessones and wore a cor· Llrhted '"Uoitir.ed " Chu~~oel Selec&or ... Dew linJie ooatrol M~N~bl7 Sylvania home. sage of pink and white carnaAdmiral Color Balancw Cln:uit .. , .ai11taial proper ratio& bet-..een ool0111 lt ~=::;:;:;:;:;;:·I tlons. Mrs. McLaughlin wore a 28,000 Volta of Picture Po- ., . b bript.er, lllarper ~ Ill ~ two piece beige suit wlth brown I Smart CoaWm{IOrary StyliaJ ill Graiaed WaiN FiDilh l I and beige ,aecessories and a Hardboard eabmeta with fine furnit.ure look. 130" • ,.... ar wiclo. ·[' white carnation and brown net 1 corsage. FRI.-SAT.-SUN. TERMS Sept. 17-11-19 A reception for the immedl· 1 ''M(•HALE'S NAVYu ' ate families was held at t h A Small Down Ernest Borgnine, Joe Flynn home of the bride's parents. Payment and -andThe couple lef for a woll- !I Just 5.00 per "ISLAND OF THE i ding trJp to Kentucky, Niagara wuk BLUE DOLPHINS" :Falls and Cleveland. For travMIDDLEPORT, 0. Celia K!tye Larry DornasJn IeUng, the bride changed to a (Colo-r) . red knit .suit with beige acces.ories and wore a oorsa~ of 1 red and pink carnations. Mrs. McLaughlin ia a •r~ldU-·1 1 ate of Eastern High School and was employed by the Cloverland Construction Company Heedsville. A2C McLaughlin :SHOES FDR BOYS AIID GIRLS I graduate of Eastero High School and at present is stationed with the US Air Forco al Thailand. .. VOL XVII e Machine Washable ' en tine at y KNIT SLEEPWEAR WOMENS WRANGLER in Rutland . The couple restded In Salef!I townshtp for 49 years before moving to Rutland. Fr1ends and relalives are invited. Mrs. Nelson Is the daught~r of the late Rufus and Elisa Strong and Mr. Nelson IS the son of the late Charles and Emma Nelson. • GIBBS to set tho now 1966 Color TV's on the •-nd floor. Walch 1 progrom In color and ' " tho diffo.. nco betwoon block and whito ond color TV. Frecker-McLoughlin Wedding Vows . Taken Aug. 7th at Federated Church Adntlral. Boys and Girls Elberfelds Invite You •·~- •, TEFI!!N coated 11 piece ' There's II() cookware set sticking ... AO ICOIIrllll with Wtst Bend's IIIW ~lall·fashlon .cooltwara. Sturdy aluminum, coated Inside wltll JhiPonfs Tellon, makes cookln& and cleanlna 111Ier than MI. Tollan prev111ts .stk:kinlo II ... lots foodi ~n't bake onl You don't 111M or oils. tn ICQ.UDU IHI.I MOST JIOIIUUI IIIU ONLY .95 • 3 q1. ,.,.. p1111 willl cover~ 5 ql. Dulcll lVII wllll - . It' lllilltllustJ O.~h- conn, nylon IPIIlllo .,. .,. roclpi Moklll. 1. 1. n ( COMPLETI'": =' C "T., •:ar .:P:ru::' wASHINOTON-TBE_coU!amNlroveraey oyer Sen. J. W1 Futbrlgill'a lltounclatlpn of U A. aeuoo Ill the OomJDJcan Repobllc aocalaled today with a blwu rtiOI'I 'imMcDefense SecNamara. rtl•l') ft9bert Mc:Nolllora told 0 - s confore~ , TburodiJ II wu cleat !hal the Ark•n.., Democrat "IPt!lt:t htr hlmHII aloDe," 1101 ~or. the momhei'slllp of Fut· llriPI't 8eaate ·Ftll't... J1e1a. .~ 1!11 .... I) andj Duke Ellington TaiLs to the Lond ~· . SAN FRANCisqo (UPI) - And it was jaZ! by 1 m81ter ezpress my leellnga about the ,At first, they didn't !mow Duke Elllngtoo talked to the of more than 40 yean of play· first four lo the Bible," whether to clap or sit Silent. Lord to Grace Cathedral Thur• log, eomposiiJi, conducllng and the Doke explained. Then even the one• inhibited by day night. IJlraJJilD&. The music veered "In the_beg!Ming . GtJd ••. " the hnge house of worship stood Tha , powerful and du•ll~ m.n tiCJtlpel to blues 1o bard- Wllh th11 for a theme, the In tJptJntaneoos ovations. prayer was an ollerbll ol bli tli1vlJJI and moantng brass lllal tlf.year-old Dulte 10ove pieces , . oicbeslra and p!aao, . a!Dgera, rt•arberated off the arehed ol some of bla older llllltea, II was the Doke • first ret!choirs and • dancer In 1 ~ ~IUJJC 100 !eel above lbe audl- new worb and. ofayjlrite bymrts Cloos onert and the masolve cert ollaCftltl moslc to iti)lldl ence. . . .In"' ,a . ll!,btlc. '!f·rtverenoe lllat 1';Plleopallan cathedral that the llmplt bellafl of I compll!' 'illll II my •lflllal ctppllr-1 held I ~ 'lllllieaco ~JIIlll .Noll Hlll ~ lila JlOf' jail ..... ' tllnlfl Ill ~ -tblal ".Ill Gl iliDrt WI liM, . . . . . . - . . . wo""! 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